It’s often said that something as small as the fluttering of a butterfly’s wing can lead to big effects.
If that’s true, then it’s fitting that Dolly Parton chose a butterfly as a symbol for herself. In ways big and small—from scholarships and hands-on job training opportunities to showing young Appalachian students they don’t have to change who they are to succeed—Parton’s influence and generosity have caused ripples of impact for generations of Volunteers.
Mentorship, community, and a dog named Lanai are all part of the continuing legacy of Camp Koinonia
Q&A: Alumna Dale Dickey on her first Emmy nomination and how it all began at UT
A century after Robert Neyland took on the job of head football coach, his name still inspires reverence in Tennessee and beyond
Sought-after researchers are bringing their expertise to UT thanks to a daring recruiting plan modeled after the world of athletics
A Vol is set to take command of the Artemis III space mission