Some UT faculty members are openly defying the state’s divisive concepts law during a two-day classroom protest.
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.
Dividing By Three
UT-Knoxville officials are considering carving up the College of Arts & Sciences into smaller units, and faculty are not pleased.
Higher Ed Pipeline Slows
The proportion of Tennessee high school graduates going directly to college is dropping. Education leaders are looking to reverse the trend.
Diversity and Divisiveness
A bill advancing in the Legislature aims to protect against ideological ‘indoctrination’ on Tennessee campuses. UT faculty members are pushing back.
Carbon Killers
A pair of technology companies with ties to ORNL are tackling greenhouse gas emissions from different angles.
A Campus in the Cloud
UT President Randy Boyd lays out options for expanding virtual education opportunities that include partnering with online-only institutions.
‘Interested in Everything’
E.O. Wilson, who died last month, changed the field of biology. He also had close ties to East Tennessee.
2021 Revue: Education
In a year marked by the pandemic, both Knox County Schools and the University of Tennessee saw changes that will shape their futures.
Resilience and Risks
A University of Tennessee report shows strong economic recovery in Tennessee — but uncertainties ahead about the pandemic and the workforce.