Old medicine and whiskey bottles, miners’ equipment, and hundreds of other excavated artifacts from a coal-mining boomtown in West Virginia were recently brought to UT’s archaeology laboratories for preservation as part of a partnership with the National Park Service.
For many people, pursuing an art degree equates to the concept of a struggling artist. Alumni from the School of Art are breaking this stereotype with impressive careers in a …
Cycerli Ash (’10) was a Division I athlete who followed her dream of acting to the University of Tennessee. Now, she’s an actress on the rise who takes the time to give back to her alma mater.
Knoxville native John Cullum is a two-time Tony Award winner who is best known for his Emmy-nominated portrayal of Holling Vincoeur on television’s Northern Exposure. The Clarence Brown Theatre honored Cullum with its CBT Artistic Excellence Award in 2015.
A UT Law alumna and two vet med professors helped make history through their involvement in the US Supreme Court case that legalized same-sex marriage across the United States.
Allison Eskew (’09) is helping the homeless of Austin, Texas, by providing an opportunity to earn money by reworking and selling furniture.
Members of the Class of 1965 talk about their memories of life at UT.
When Crystal Wagner (’08) was getting ready to create one of her large-scale installations for the Flaming Lips’ Christmas party in 2014, she told them, “I like to wake up …
Professor Judy Cornett combines her love of law and literature for a unique perspective on Harper Lee’s iconic character Atticus Finch and the new book Go Set a Watchman.