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It’s rare to see a professional athlete so involved with their alma mater, but then Josh Dobbs (’17) has always been one of a kind.

Kevin Rumley (’24) draws on his doctoral coursework and his own journey—surviving an IED explosion in Iraq through PTSD, addiction, and recovery—to counsel others like him.

Students are getting the sweet taste of experience at the resurrected UT Creamery.

Students in AMAze are getting real-world marketing experience while helping local businesses and nonprofits.

UT and Knoxville are becoming the world’s center for Beauford Delaney studies.

Neyland Stadium has a storied history, and it’s not entirely about football.

Ball gowns and waistcoats and quadrilles and reels were the order of the night at the Jane Austen Regency Ball hosted by the English department in the historic Hoskins Library.

What if the other person is right? Former Tennessee governors Phil Bredesen and Bill Haslam host a podcast encouraging civility in the spirit of the late Senator Howard Baker Jr.

For the first time in 50 years, the university has transformed its academic structure, establishing three new units to provide expanded opportunities for students and help serve the state of …