UT is hosting “Listen. Learn. Lead.” Week Oct. 14–18 to engage the Volunteer community in events focused on understanding different perspectives, learning from the experiences of others and leading with courage.
The collaboration aims to enrich UT’s curricular offerings in nuclear policy and national security while enhancing the capabilities of ORNL’s technical staff.
Participating university leaders are dedicated to upholding free expression, civil discourse, and critical inquiry as essential civic norms.
The results of the survey illustrate a pressing need for more attention to be paid to civics instruction across the state.
This transformation addresses the critical need to prepare future leaders in government, public policy and public service.
UT has named seven students Torchbearers, an honor reserved for the university’s top-achieving undergraduate students.
The series will bring experts from across the country to UT to examine issues and ideas foundational to American society.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is creating capacity on campus to accommodate growth, spark innovation and deliver the Volunteer experience.
The Knoxville Urban Wilderness is adjacent to the heart of Knoxville and provides extensive recreational activities including mountain biking, trail running and hiking.
UT will welcome approximately 1,960 graduates into its alumni family as they are honored during the fall commencement ceremony on Dec. 15.
The podcast from UT’s Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs wrapped up its third season Nov. 7.
The partnership represents continued shared goals of advancing knowledge through practical solutions and progress toward a better future.