Category archive for ‘News Brief’ 
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UT Opera Theatre Receives Grant for “Street Scene”
The Kurt Weill Foundation for Music has awarded the UT Opera Theatre a grant for $8,000 to support the fall production of Weill's "Street Scene." This is the largest performance...
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Centripetals Luncheon to Focus on Families, Wealth and Poverty
The University Studies Program's Centripetals monthly luncheon series continues at noon Thursday, Oct. 30 in the University Center Executive Dining Room with a presentation by Greer Litton Fox of UT's...
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Sneak a Peek at the Baker Center
Knoxville area faculty and staff are invited to an employees-only event to celebrate the opening of the new home to the Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy, 4...
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Faculty Showcase on Middle East History
This Saturday's Pre-Game Faculty Showcase, "Iran and Iraq in Historical Perspective: Shaping National Identities," features Palmira Brummett, professor of history. She will discuss the historical foundations of Iranian and Iraqi...
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UT Knoxville Honors First Class of Chancellor’s Professors
Reminder: The inaugural class of UT Knoxville Chancellor's Professors will be announced at a reception at 2:30 p.m. today at the University Center Plaza. This new designation is the highest...
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College of Business Administration Names New Building in Honor of Haslam
The College of Business Administration has named its new, state-of-the-art building after Jim Haslam, founder and chairman of the board of Pilot Travel Centers LLC and chairman of the board...
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UT Knoxville Honors First Class of Chancellor’s Professors
The inaugural class of UT Knoxville Chancellor's Professors will be announced at a reception at 2:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 20, at the University Center Plaza. This new designation is the...
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Trustees to Meet in Knoxville This Week
The UT Board of Trustees and its committees will meet this week in Knoxville. Committees will meet Thursday and Friday and the full board will meet at 1:15 p.m. Friday...
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UT Hosts Symposium on Aging Next Month
Learn more about the physical, mental, social, economic, spiritual and public policy factors related to healthy aging at the UT Community of Gerontology Scholars 2008 research showcase, set for Tuesday,...
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See New Ideas for Campus Parking Tomorrow
Members of the College of Architecture and Design along with local design professionals will meet tomorrow to develop and present suggestions for a new parking facility near Neyland Stadium and the University...