Maroulas Named Assistant Vice Chancellor, Deputy Director of AI Tennessee Initiative
Maroulas will explore AI opportunities that benefit both UT’s students and the state of Tennessee through strategic partnerships.
Students Thank Faculty Members Ahead of Graduation
As commencement approaches at UT, five Vols took a moment to express how the university’s faculty have influenced their educational journeys.
Boyd Center Report Shows Stabilizing Economy, Population Growth
Tennessee’s economic outlook is more favorable than the national outlook thanks to an influx of new residents, which is driving economic growth and business formation in Tennessee.
TennCare Study Shows Slight Increase in Uninsured Tennesseans
The latest TennCare survey shows positive results for quality of care satisfaction; affordability continues to be the top reason people remain uninsured.
Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Celebrates $1M Milestone
To date, the ACEI has awarded funding to nearly 250 UT student entrepreneurs from a wide range of majors and business industries.
The Conversation: What Is Intersectionality? A Scholar of Organizational Behavior Explains
Intersectionality refers to the intertwining of different identities such as class, gender and age.
The Conversation: How the Pandemic Permanently Altered College Towns
The pandemic, despite its chaos, shed light on the importance of university communities and local economies.
College of Music Announces New Partnership with Pellissippi State Community College
The partnership provides a pathway for students to expand on the skills they gain in Pellissippi State’s program and broaden their expertise in various areas of music and music business at UT.
The Conversation: In Fractious Debate, GOP Candidates Find Common Ground on Cause of Inflation Woes and Need for School Choice
Between the heated exchanges, important economic and business issues were discussed – from national debt and government shutdowns to labor disputes and school choice.
Worries of Recession Wane for Tennessee Business Leaders
Nearly three-quarters of surveyed business leaders said Tennessee is heading in the right direction, and 62% said enhanced workforce and infrastructure would help the state even more.
Graduate and Professional Student Enrollment Hits Record High
Graduate and professional student enrollment has risen almost 10% as more students than ever are drawn to the university’s highly regarded academic programs.
UT Recognized for Innovation, Faculty Research and Academic Fields in Best Colleges Rankings
The annual U.S. News and World Report Best Colleges rankings highlight and celebrate institutional excellence.