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Big Orange. Big Ideas.
At the University of Tennessee, we're all about Big Ideas. Our research, our scholarship, our creative activity, and our public service transform lives. The energy of Big Orange pulses through our classrooms and our labs. It drives our volunteer spirit and fires up our fans on Rocky Top.
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Apply Now!
There are many great reasons to choose the University of Tennessee's flagship campus in Knoxville for your higher education experience. We have selected some of the most important ones for you to consider here. Enjoy learning about UT Knoxville, and come soon for a campus visit.
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Switch Your Thinking
This winter, help us meet the Chancellor’s Challenge to decrease campus energy use by 10 percent. December is the start of the winter season for energy use peak times set by the Tennessee Valley Authority. From now until March, the campus will be paying more for energy used between the hours of 5:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
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Journey to the Top 25
As in any journey, once you’ve mapped your course, it’s time to start driving.
That’s exactly what we’re doing—driving forward in our quest to be a Top 25 public research university.
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We're a Good Value, and We're Good Citizens.
The university's commitment to diversity and civility was noted by The Princeton Review's "150 Best Value Colleges for 2012," which was released yesterday.
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QUEST Scholar of the Week
Jay Rubenstein, associate professor of history.
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Sixteenth Annual Darwin Day
Our “Darwin Day” is actually three days (February 7-9) devoted to informing the public about evolution and its importance as a unifying concept in biology.
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Fuddy Meers
Clarence Brown Theatre presents Fuddy Meers by David Lindsay-Abaire February 9–26 at the Carousel Theatre.
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A Defense from Your Natural Defenses
The human body has a natural tendency to fight off foreign substances, even if it’s something helpful.
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The Art of Making Art
Take a look at the UT Printmaking program, which is ranked fourth in the nation, and student Ashton Ludden.