New Paths Up Rocky Top

The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees approves three new colleges for the Knoxville campus.

2022 Revue: Higher Education

The University of Tennessee dealt with record enrollment and legislative mandates this year, while Knoxville College launched a reboot.

Political tensions between the U.S. and China are having economic impacts on Tennessee businesses and consumers.

The campus administration has proposed three new colleges and a revamped but largely intact College of Arts & Sciences.

The 13-member board contains some familiar names, heavyweight credentials and a diversity of political perspectives.

The proportion of Tennessee high school graduates going directly to college is dropping. Education leaders are looking to reverse the trend.

Growing enrollment prompts a $160,000 raise that brings UTK’s chancellor’s salary in line with her peers.

Amid faculty concerns, Gov. Lee’s proposed Institute for American Civics at UT moves closer to reality with bipartisan legislative support.

Local observers offer personal and professional perspectives on Russia’s invasion and its ramifications.

The new head of UT’s Baker Center wants it to serve as a showcase for the lost art of civic discourse.