A look back on the team of four Vols who took the country by storm in 1962 with their near-championship run on the GE College Quiz Bowl in New York City.
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In the US House of Representatives as elsewhere, there are few points of broad agreement these days. But praise came quickly from both sides of the aisle when then President-elect…
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Students in the School of Advertising and Public Relations develop a marketing plan for alumnus’s new Vol-themed hotel.
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With her Met Opera National Council Auditions victory, soprano Alexandria Shiner (’16) hit a high note.
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Around 1,000 babies are born each year in the United States with sickle cell anemia. Former Vol football player Tim Townes is hoping to change that with a cure currently up for FDA approval.
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Patrick Hazari (’05), director of design and construction for New York City’s High Line park, inspires strollers by the millions.
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The documentary about Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library was not only a special experience for a group of UT students but also a springboard into their future careers.
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From the Civil War to World War II and its aftermath, UT has been a center of activity in times of unrest.
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For 23 years Jane Moser has driven the same red Thunderbird to her job at UT. She’ll give the car a bit of a rest when she retires at the end of February.
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The career of sportscaster Lindsey Nelson (’41), one of the best-known voices in TV sports, began and ended at UT.
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