UT Art and Engineering Partner To Address Pressing Workforce Shortage in National Defense Manufacturing
UT’s METAL bootcamp helps train the next generation of innovators in casting and forging.
Ten Students Named Torchbearers, UT’s Highest Honor
Ten seniors and recent graduates who have demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to service and leadership have been named Torchbearers, the university’s highest undergraduate student honor.
Suzanne Lenhart Named 2025 Macebearer
Macebearer is the highest faculty honor and recognizes a distinguished career and commitment of service to students, scholarship and society.
Armsworth Receives SEC Faculty Achievement Award
Professor Paul Armsworth was honored for excellence in teaching, research and service.
The Conversation: A Palestinian Film Is an Oscars Favorite — So Why Is It So Hard to See?
Distributors are often invisible to moviegoers. But without one, it can be difficult for a film to find an audience.
Holmes Receives Sloan Research Fellowship
Assistant Professor Tova Holmes was honored for her work in high-energy particle physics.
University of Tennessee Physicist Named Cottrell Scholar
Professor Lawrence Lee will further his research on experimental high-energy particles.
University of Tennessee Researchers Among World’s Most Highly Cited Scientists
Seven UT faculty members made Clarivate’s Highly Cited Researchers list for 2024.
The Conversation: Friendship, a Covenant, Romance – No Matter What You Call It, David’s Love for Jonathan Is One of the Bible’s Most Beautiful
The Bible often shares stories of love and friendship.
The Conversation: Warning of Oligarchy, Biden Channels Andrew Jackson
The resemblances between the farewell addresses of Presidents Joe Biden and Andrew Jackson are striking, especially given the nearly two centuries that separate them.
The Conversation: Planning for Spring’s Garden? Bees Like Variety and Don’t Care About Your Neighbors’ Yards
Gardeners can provide an incredible service to pollinators just by planting more flowers.
The Conversation: Ferns’ Ability to Evolve Backward Offers Insights into the Meandering Path of Evolution
Why might ferns have such flexible reproductive strategies? The answer lies in what they lack: seeds, flowers and fruits.