UT Earns Top-Tier Graduate Rankings; Nuclear Engineering, Supply Chain Lead the Way
Graduate programs in engineering, business and other specialties rank among the best in the country.
Tennessee Employers Use AI To Complement Workers; Tariff Effects Linger
Most Tennessee business leaders surveyed believed the chance of recession was low and were optimistic about the state’s economy.
UT Knoxville Advisory Board To Meet March 20
Agenda items include an update from Chancellor Donde Plowman as well as the Tickle College of Engineering.
FIFA Returns to UT for Final Pitch Management Research Field Day Ahead of World Cup 26
Turfgrass specialists, sod farmers, stadium managers and other professionals gathered to discuss final preparations including data-driven decisions around pitch testing, management, protection and aesthetics as well as stadium-specific setup considerations and lighting.
The Conversation: Warming Winters Are Disrupting the Hidden World of Fungi — The Result Can Shift Mountain Grasslands To Scrub
A changing ecosystem could mean a decline in grasses and wildflowers that cattle and wildlife rely on for food.
The Conversation: How a 22-Year-Old George Washington Learned How To Lead From a Series of Mistakes in the Pennsylvania Wilderness
Washington’s time in the Fort Duquesne area taught him valuable lessons about frontier warfare, international diplomacy and personal resilience.
Forbes Names UT One of America’s Best Large Employers
The designation celebrates organizations that have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to fostering environments where employees can thrive.
Feb. 6 UT Campus Advisory Board Meeting Postponed
Agenda items include an update from Chancellor Donde Plowman as well as the Tickle College of Engineering.
The Conversation: Data Centers Told To Pitch in as Storms and Cold Weather Boost Power Demand
Large power-consuming businesses were authorized to activate backup generators to ensure that sufficient power was available to serve customers in the storm.
The Conversation: Supreme Court Likely To Reject Limits on Concealed Carry but Uphold Bans on Gun Possession by Drug Users
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in two cases testing the limits of gun rights under the Constitution.
The Conversation: From Flammable Neighborhoods to Moral Hazards, Fire Insurance Maps Capture Early US Cities and the Landscape of Discrimination
Fire insurance maps from the 1860s to 1970s provide important clues into how insurance companies understood risk distribution across cities, revealing costly biases.
The Conversation: Viruses Aren’t All Bad: In the Ocean, Some Help Fuel the Food Web — A New Study Shows How
Some ocean viruses play a critical role in sustaining marine life.