UT Ranks 23rd among US Public Research Libraries
The University of Tennessee Libraries has been ranked 23rd from the leading source of data on our nation’s research libraries.
Our Favorite Digital Memories of 2018
UT’s digital content is a treasure trove of the greatest memories of 2018.
Graduate Reunites with Airman Brother in Commencement Surprise
Amaya Linsey walked across the stage to receive her degree today, waiting at the end of the stage to embrace her with open arms was her brother, Airman First Class Jerald Linsey Jr., home on special leave.
Grad Undergoing Chemotherapy Gets Commencement Surprise in Hospital
Accounting major Paul Whited couldn’t make it to his graduation ceremony. He was at UT Medical Center, embarking on another round of chemotherapy to fend off the cancer he’s been battling since January 2016.
Making Goals: Grad Succeeds as Haslam Scholar, ORNL Researcher
Four years ago, as he was finishing his senior year of high school, Daniel Enciso set his sights on a goal—attending UT to study engineering. Today he graduates with a computer engineering major in the Tickle College of Engineering.
UT’s MBA Ranked 26th Globally by Wall Street Journal, Times Higher Education
The Haslam College of Business has been ranked 26th globally in the one-year MBA category by the Wall Street Journal and the London-based Times Higher Education.
Eat, Drink, and Be Merry: Tips for a Healthy Holiday Season
Does the holiday season have you anxious about living healthy amid all the temptation? Lee Murphy, senior lecturer in the Department of Nutrition, shares helpful advice for how you can make healthy choices this month.
Holidays Minus the Madness: Tips to Keep Your Sanity
The assistant director of the Early Learning Center offers these parenting tips to ensure everyone stays sane during the holidays.
Marine Alumnus, Honorary Degree Recipient to Participate in Bush Funeral
Alumnus Master Sgt. Kevin Bennear and Jon Meacham, a 2017 honorary degree recipient, will participate in former President George H. W. Bush’s State Funeral.
Experts Suggest Young Adult Books for the Holidays
Need a book idea for your favorite young adult? The Center for Children’s and Young Adult Literature’s annual holiday book sale, center director Susan Groenke and her team make some recommendations of great reads.
Cinema Studies Professor to Premiere Film at Sundance
A film by School of Art Associate Professor Paul Harrill, Light From Light, will make its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival taking place in Park City, Utah, from January 24 to February 3, 2019.
Meet Grant Rigney, UT’s Eighth Rhodes Scholar
UT senior and recently named Rhodes Scholar, Grant Rigney answers a few questions about himself and his plans for the future.