Arts

In 1992, X-Men: The Animated Series took the world by storm, and three UT alumni were the creative forces behind its success.

Get out your crayons and markers and feel your stress melt away with our UT-themed coloring pages.

She speaks with the quick energy of a longtime New Yorker, but Constance Shulman (’80) keeps a bit of East Tennessee with her—a lilt from the hills that’s part of…

You don’t have to be Fred Astaire or Ginger Rogers to put on your dancing shoes and trip the light fantastic. UT’s student Ballroom Dance Team has 34 members of…

It could have been a meet-cute moment straight out of the movies.

By the time Ben Murphy graduated in 2015, he already had a pretty impressive resume that included directing a documentary and associate producing a film with an all-UT cast and crew.

Catch up with alumnus Conrad Ricamora who recently was promoted to a series regular in the hit TV show How to Get Away with Murder and received the Visibility Award from the Human Rights Campaign.

Alumni Gordon Whitener and Brett Thomason gave locals quite a thrill this summer by filming their star-studded movie Dog Years on campus and in Knoxville.

Artist John Woodrow Kelley (’74) has a thriving career of marrying contemporary faces and bodies with a classical sensibility.

Where does creativity end and copyright begin? Two School of Music professors join two College of Law professors to discuss the “Blurred Lines” trial and the implications it may hold for the entertainment industry.