UT-Knoxville intends to team up with Arizona State University to power a major expansion of its online academic programs.
Expanded Expansion
UT will double the size and cost of a new building planned for the Haslam College of Business to accommodate student and faculty growth.
Professors Protest New Statute
Some UT faculty members are openly defying the state’s divisive concepts law during a two-day classroom protest.
‘It’s About Dignity’
With new leadership and support from UT Medical Center, the Free Medical Clinic continues its mission of serving uninsured workers.
UT Restructuring Plan Unveiled
The campus administration has proposed three new colleges and a revamped but largely intact College of Arts & Sciences.
Faculty Survey: It Ain’t Broke
With restructuring on the table, most UT College of Arts & Sciences faculty members say they want to keep their academic home intact.
Academic Standing
Despite strong showings by its top-flight programs, UTK dropped seven spots in the U.S. News rankings of public universities.
More Students, No Vacancy
UT-Knoxville’s enrollment is on the rise, but there aren’t enough rooms for new students in campus dorms or area apartments.
Boyd Names UT Civics Institute Fellows
The 13-member board contains some familiar names, heavyweight credentials and a diversity of political perspectives.
UT Trustees OK $3B Budget
Growing enrollments and record state funds enable the UT system to keep a cap on tuition while expanding research initiatives.