A University of Tennessee report shows strong economic recovery in Tennessee — but uncertainties ahead about the pandemic and the workforce.
A Growing Challenge
The University of Tennessee wants to add 8,000 students in the next four years, despite difficult demographic trends.
Testing Testing
During COVID, the University of Tennessee has suspended requiring ACT or SAT scores for admission. The Board of Trustees is weighing whether to make it permanent.
Chain Reactions
From stranded cargo ships to empty grocery shelves, suddenly everyone cares about supply logistics. We talk to a UT expert to understand what’s going on.
Tentative Gains
Labor and faculty groups at the University of Tennessee say Chancellor Donde Plowman committed to some of their agenda. UT will not confirm it.
As Campus COVID Cases Rise, UT Expands Mask Requirement
Faculty and staff leaders urge administrators to do more to protect them and students.
Policy, Politics and Civility
The new head of UT’s Baker Center wants it to serve as a showcase for the lost art of civic discourse.
UT Goes South
The Board of Trustees approves the acquisition of Martin Methodist College, adding a new campus for the first time in a half-century.
Out of the Lab
How the UT Research Foundation helps move innovation from campus into the marketplace.