Take a look at the UT Printmaking program, which is ranked fourth in the nation, and student Ashton Ludden. Her printmaking work poses questions about the morality of the meat industry and animal agriculture.

UT celebrated the eightieth anniversary of the Torchbearer award, as former recipients of UT’s highest student honor reunited in October. Watch Torchbearers at the gathering share their UT memories in special videos.
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We all remember where we were when we heard about the 9/11 terrorist attacks ten years ago. Share your 9/11 memories, and join us as we look back at that historic day and its undeniable impact on the decade that followed.

We probably won’t see flying cars by the year 2030, but we will find a different world and a changed UT. What does the future hold for the baby born this year who will ultimately become John (or Joanna) Q. Student at UT Knoxville eighteen or nineteen years from now?

For more than eighty years, the Sears Tower has dominated the skyline in Memphis but has been empty for nearly two decades. Now, Christopher Miner (’95) is hoping to breathe new life into the building by transforming it into an urban village to serve as a gathering place for Memphis artists.

How’s this for a career change? Two alumni went from engineering to launching an eco-friendly river tourism company in Costa Rica.

In 2010, a disgruntled teacher shot elementary school principals Elisa Luna and Amy Brace. Now, fifteen months later, both have earned their doctorates at UT Knoxville.

UT Knoxville has begun efforts to promote the principles of civility and community as an integral part of what it means to be a Tennessee Volunteer. Chancellor Jimmy G. Cheek shares details. Plus, watch a special video featuring students.

UT’s first statistics graduate discusses how she did her part for the U.S. war effort in the 1940s, including her work with the top-secret Manhattan Project.

As UT Knoxville celebrates Black History Month and 50 years of African American achievement on campus, we look at how the Minority Achievement Program and other initiatives are helping build and engage a more diverse—and successful—student body, and where we need to go from here.