Volunteer Stories

A financially accessible education is within reach at UT.

Looking to make his mark, transfer student and first-generation college graduate KoJak Wells (’20) went from the stock room to a Fortune 500 company.

Vol Success Teams provide students with the support they need.

After catching the illness as a nurse for COVID-19 patients, former Vol pitcher Travis Exum is still recovering.

Mars expert Harry “Hap” McSween retired from his position as a professor of planetary geoscience in 2016, but he is still a very present force in the Department of Earth …

Chancellor Donde Plowman wants every UT student to develop the confidence to step forward, show an act of kindness or courage, and make a difference.

UT’s nationally ranked graduate printmaking program produces artists, educators, and business owners who make outstanding impressions worldwide.

From the moment students first arrive on campus, the Jones Center for Leadership and Service provides them with the opportunity to be a part of something bigger than themselves.

Why would UT microbiologist Karen Lloyd descend into the crater of an active volcano?

The UT Chamber Singers have become cultural ambassadors through song.