2018 graduate Akram Saad receives the General Robert Neyland Young Engineer of the Year Award.
Program intended to help students catch up in their studies
A new partnership between PBS member station WTCI, Hamilton County Schools and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga School of Education is intended to reduce learning gap effects of COVID-19 on students in the school system.
UTC Theatre Company Vaudevillia productions bring famous works of art to life
Vaudevillia Yellow When: Viewable online now Where: utc.edu/vaudevillia-yellow Vaudevillia Yellow teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q65Wj4XfLYk See more: Vaudevillia Red and Vaudevillia Black and White will be available at utc.edu/theatre later this spring. What does it look like to act out Gustav Klimt’s painting The Kiss? UTC Theatre Company was up for the challenge of answering that question and…
Events will be both virtual and on-campus
For the complete listing of activities, go to I Love UTC The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga will celebrate I Love UTC Week with a week-long blue-and-gold celebration from March 22-March 27. The annual event includes student programming, campus events, alumni events and athletic events. The hybrid I Love UTC Week calendar of virtual and…
UTC students pack goodie bags, take them to schools
This spring, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s five TRIO programs are working together to support local schools in the community. TRIO programs are federal outreach and systems designed to identify and provide services for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. The programs are targeted to serve and assist low-income and first-generation college students and those…
UTC students and faculty help with COVID-19 vaccinations
Shots were given to senior residents of 18-story Dogwood Manor near Riverfront Parkway.
Center of Excellence in Applied Computational Science and Engineering 2022 Awardees
Eight faculty-led projects spanning multiple departments at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga have been awarded over $700,000 in support from the competitive CEACSE program.
More than $450,000 available for students in the College of Arts & Sciences
Funds will focus on African American history, folk music and chemistry.
Class philosophy: ‘Take risks and not just live by the rules’
Delali Gadzekpo’s assignment was to illustrate her family’s history, tracing it back to its roots Ghana, Africa. She couldn’t use words to describe it, though. She had to use rocks. Random rocks. The kind you find outside. Her last name means “iron sharpens wood,” she explained, so she took that and applied it to…
Geology, Early Childhood Ed, Fine Arts earn high rankings
Two programs at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga have been ranked as the state’s best by a college-focused website. Another has been ranked No. 2 in the state. Geology and Early Childhood Education at UTC are No. 1 in Tennessee, according to Plexuss.com, which offers counseling, tutoring and research for current and future college…