Since she can remember, freshman Ashlyn Anderson has been the cook in her family. Pursuing her passion for food, Anderson has volunteered to cook nutritious food for cancer patients, and she comes to UT with the hope of pursing a degree in food science and finding more ways to make a difference in the world.
If you ask trombone player Trystan Fritts which his favorite song is to play, you won’t get a straight answer.
Around 240 students spent part of Tuesday morning packing bags of supplies for the homeless and creating other items to help kids, the elderly, and shelter pets.
Four years ago, UT freshman Kinley Koontz founded the Garden Project, a nonprofit that nurtures at-risk schoolchildren through the visual and performing arts. Now, as an entrepreneurial college student, Koontz is planting her roots at UT with plans to grow the Garden Project while pursuing a degree in engineering.
The Ken and Blaire Mossman Building is among the many new buildings and upgraded facilities changing the face of campus this fall.
Thousands of students are returning to Rocky Top this week to move in to campus residence halls for the fall semester.
Are you ready for life on Rocky Top? Campus will be bustling next week with students arriving for the fall semester.
Sometimes the transition to college can be more overwhelming than anticipated for students and their families.
Experts say the decisions you make during your freshman year can have implications for your career when you graduate.
It’s important for you to remember to make your personal wellness and healthy living priorities while at UT. There are many resources on campus to ensure you are living healthy, which includes eating healthy foods, exercising regularly, and practicing good sleep habits.
The Public Speaking Center is available to help students, faculty, and staff with all facets of public speaking and presentations.
UT has been named a Peace Corps Prep Partner School. The program enhances student’s undergraduate experience by preparing them for international development fieldwork and potential Peace Corps service.