Holiday Season Shipping and Supply Chain Disruptions: What You Need to Know
Chris Craighead, expert on supply chain disruptions, addresses holiday season shopping and shipping concerns and more.
Three Faculty Members Awarded Fulbrights for 2021–22
Faculty across three colleges are Fulbright Scholars for the 2021–22 academic year.
JTV Center for Applied Business Analytics to Open in Haslam College of Business
Gifts from shareholders and members of the leadership team at Jewelry Television are funding the Center for Applied Business Analytics.
For Immigrant Entrepreneurs, Education Increases Business Location Options
Highly educated immigrant entrepreneurs have a unique position to have more options about where to start a business.
Business Student Uses Scholarship Money to Serve Others
As a volunteer at Knox Free Medical Clinic, Varun Rangnekar saw an out-of-date system and found a way to streamline its workflows.
Business Study Finds That in Cost Avoidance, Not Everything That Counts Is Counted
A recent study involving faculty in the Haslam College of Business finds that cost avoidance is a human rational.
The Conversation: Why Livestreamers Should Sell Their Products with a Poker Face – Not a Smile
New research by Haslam College of Business faculty studies the ineffectiveness of a positive emotion to sales by livestreamers.
Business Student Launches Podcast Featuring Prominent Alumni
Student-run podcast to inspire generations of Vols with industry advice.
UT Rises to 46th Among Nation’s Best Public Universities
UT improved in key rankings metrics such as graduation and retention, faculty resources, and student excellence. Chancellor Donde Plowman said the university is well-positioned to continue such a positive trajectory.
Haslam College of Business Welcomes Record Number of Incoming Students
More than 1,800 Vols make up the Haslam College of Business’s incoming class.
Keep Calm: Study Finds Link Between Emotions and Sales Performance
A recent study involving UT faculty found that a salesperson’s demeanor can affect sale performance.
Researchers and Bread Company Partner to Improve Attitudes Toward Ex-Offenders
A multidisciplinary research team from UT partnered with Dave’s Killer Bread to investigated how messages about a fresh start might improve public attitudes toward individuals with a criminal background.