An engineering professor and his PhD student develop a tool to keep AI from stealing music
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Master’s student Atsei Cooper’s artwork featured in exhibition centering Native voices and contemporary art
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Architecture students travel across the state to get hands-on learning experience
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Denzel Dejournette left wrestling’s biggest stage and landed in the spotlight of the MFA in Acting program, bringing his talents to UT’s new national commercial.
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With the university continually growing, so too are its degree and course offerings. Take a look at some new degrees and interesting courses that are helping to prepare students for …
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UT and Knoxville are becoming the world’s center for Beauford Delaney studies.
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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.
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With the passing of alumnus Cormac McCarthy in June 2023, English professor Bill Hardwig discusses how his homages to Knoxville and the region play a key role in his legacy.
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Valisia LeKae (’01) has found success on stage, earning Tony and Grammy nominations, but has found even more fulfillment in being an advocate for others.
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20 Reasons to Love UT
When you think about UT, what makes you smile? From our academics to our traditions and our campus to the people who give it life, here are just a few …