A year of joyful moments and new challenges ahead
This university is educating more students, conducting more high-level research, and connecting with more Tennesseans than at any time in our history.
This university is educating more students, conducting more high-level research, and connecting with more Tennesseans than at any time in our history.
Safety is an important cultural expectation here at UT. It’s everyone’s responsibility.
We could not have made this semester a success without you.
Vols, make your voices heard by voting! Remember to treat everyone with respect during this election season.
Early voting begins October 14. If you are registered in Knox County, you can cast your ballot at the Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy on Cumberland Avenue October 26–29.
As we head into flu season, it is more important than ever that we protect ourselves and one another by receiving the flu vaccine.
Today residential students who test positive for COVID-19 will begin moving into Massey Hall for temporary isolation housing.
We are increasing our efforts at campus safety with a comprehensive testing program that includes wastewater, pooled saliva, and nasal swab testing in residence halls and fraternity and sorority houses.
Vice Chancellor for Research Deb Crawford and I will discuss our overall testing strategy as well as early results from systematic testing during tomorrow’s live update.