UT Commits $50 Million to Transdisciplinary Cluster Hires
UT will recruit top-tier faculty across disciplines to address some of the most pressing and complex challenges of our time.
Veteran Grad’s Love of the Working Dog
Veterinary medicine graduate Kate Stanford is improving the quality of life for working dogs through physical rehabilitation.
Four Faculty Members Named 2021 Chancellor’s Professors
Ted Stank, Kevin Tomsovic, Robert Trigiano, Penny White named UT Chancellor’s Professors.
Tennessee RiverLine Announces 2022 Program Communities, Bringing Total Number Of People Engaged To 1 Million
The five communities join the 2021 cohort and together are home to more than 1 million people.
The Conversation: The Invasive Spotted Lanternfly is Spreading across the Eastern US–Here’s What You Need to Know
Frank A. Hale discusses the spread of the spotted lanternfly and the dangers that it poses to the US environment.
Students Launch Floating Wetlands at Third Creek
A student capstone project emphasizes a larger campus and community initiative.
Tennessee RiverLine Celebrates Official Launch
The Tennessee RiverLine launched its public phase at Suttree Landing Park with cheers, confetti, and the dedication of 60 kayaks bound for river communities.
The Conversation: What American Farmers Could Gain by Rejoining the Asia-Pacific Trade Deal
Rejoining the Trans-Pacific Partnership would benefit American agriculture, among other benefits.
Agriculture Grad Found Home, Purpose at UT
Graduating senior Jerome Linyear is an ambassador for agriculture and UT.
Neyland Stadium to Host Spring Commencement, Bill Dance to Receive Honorary Doctorate
For the first time ever, UT will host five socially-distanced spring commencement ceremonies in Neyland Stadium.
The Conversation: Tiny Cacao Flowers and Fickle Midges are Part of a Pollination Puzzle That Limits Chocolate Production
DeWayne Shoemaker, an entomologist who studies cacao pollination, studies the issue of relying on biting midges as sole cacao pollinators
On Valentine’s Day, Thank a No-See-Um
As a professor of entomology and plant pathology at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, DeWayne Shoemaker knows where the magic of Valentine’s Day chocolate boxes truly begins.