Homecoming Celebrations To Honor UT Icons; Butch Wilmore To Serve as Grand Marshal
Homecoming returns to UT Nov. 9-15, inviting current students, alumni and fans to celebrate the history and traditions that make Rocky Top home sweet home.
Homecoming returns to UT Nov. 9-15, inviting current students, alumni and fans to celebrate the history and traditions that make Rocky Top home sweet home.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is building for the future – investing in its campus to enhance the student experience and support high-impact research, academic excellence, the workforce needs of the state and world-class athletics.
UT is rolling out campus improvements including expanded support services, upgraded dining options and additional transportation routes to make life on Rocky Top more connected and convenient.
The new residence halls are key components of the university’s strategic plan for enrollment growth and will help meet the needs of students who are seeking to live on campus.
On Aug. 16, more than 7,800 students gathered at the Student Union to enjoy Tennessee Saturday Night, a welcome event that celebrates and immerses students in the Volunteer spirit.
To help graduate students find connection and support, the university has developed intentional programming to show them that UT is more than just a campus — it’s home sweet home.
Through the Jones Center for Leadership and Service’s VOLbreaks program, 40 students traveled to cities across the country to engage in community service and develop a deeper understanding of the world beyond campus.
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.
With 29% of the undergraduate population involved in fraternal organizations at UT, Greek life is a central part of the university’s student life efforts. The Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life invests in members’ leadership development, empowering their personal and professional growth.
UT is hosting “Listen. Learn. Lead.” Week March 3-7 to encourage faculty, staff and students to understand different perspectives, learn from the experiences of others and lead with courage.
On Feb. 7, students volunteered at the Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley as part of the university’s annual MLK Jr. Days of Service. The event celebrates the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. across two weeks of community service.
The Campus Advisory Board of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, gathered Feb. 7 to hear updates on the university’s growth, student success programs and construction of new buildings.