The University of Tennessee dealt with record enrollment and legislative mandates this year, while Knoxville College launched a reboot.
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.
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.
Dividing By Three
UT-Knoxville officials are considering carving up the College of Arts & Sciences into smaller units, and faculty are not pleased.
Boyd Raises Plowman’s Pay
Growing enrollment prompts a $160,000 raise that brings UTK’s chancellor’s salary in line with her peers.
Diversity and Divisiveness
A bill advancing in the Legislature aims to protect against ideological ‘indoctrination’ on Tennessee campuses. UT faculty members are pushing back.