Professor Susan Riechert’s discovery of a hidden trunk in Hesler Hall sparked an idea and led to the “Biology in a Box” program, which has since earned her countless awards and an appointment this year to the Governor’s Advisory Council to improve the state’s education system. Continue reading
In 2011, UT Knoxville will begin a yearlong celebration honoring the first African-American undergraduate students and the rich legacy of African-American achievement campus-wide. Continue reading
The Torchbearer is now more welcoming thanks to a ramp that has been installed at the iconic statue in Circle Park. Continue reading
External research funding increased to more than $188 million in fiscal year 2010, adding $10 million to last year’s total and setting an all-time high for the campus. The funding comes from a wide variety of sources, including federal and state agencies as well as private research foundations. Continue reading
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s executive-level MBA programs for working professionals rank among the world’s best, according to the 2010 rankings by Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal. Continue reading
UT Institute of Agriculture Chancellor Joe DiPietro will begin his post as president of the University of Tennessee in January 2011. Continue reading
The College of Communication and Information (CCI) has dedicated a classroom in honor of former Volunteer quarterback and CCI alumnus Peyton Manning. Continue reading
Join the Big Orange Tailgate Tour, find a football TV-viewing party near you, travel with the Vols, and come back to class for the Pregame Showcase. Also, home football game tickets are going fast! Find out more to get your complete Vols football fix. Continue reading
Meet faculty, staff, and fellow alumni and enjoy a self-guided tour of the James A. Haslam II Business Building during an Open House hosted by the College of Business Administration on Saturday, September 18, from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Continue reading
Tracy Kidder, author of this year’s Life of the Mind book, “Mountains Beyond Mountains,” visited UT Knoxville Sept. 2-3 to speak to freshmen. Continue reading