UTC senior custodian Carla Mason is the recipient of the UT President’s Award in the “Excel In All We Do” category.
U.S. State Department sponsored students finishing up studies at UTC
Funded by the Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and administered by FHI 360, the five-week SUSI summer program immerses European students in entrepreneurship, economic development and culture at colleges and universities around the U.S.
Foreign language to count toward gen ed requirements starting next year
Starting this fall, the UTC Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures is bringing back the study of Japanese as a foreign language.
From court to camera: ‘Bring joy to what you do,’ says UTC grad
Paige Ivey Evatt, who graduated from UTC in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in political science and women’s studies, transitioned from an officer of the court to a “creative entrepreneur.”
UTC alum recognized for global stroke recovery campaign while building nonprofit
Elyse Newland was recently recognized by the American Stroke Association with its Caregiver Hero Award.
From “doc” to nurse, UTC student headed to Erlanger after graduation
UTC nursing student Matthew Lewis, who will be receiving a bachelor’s degree this week, built on his experience as a U.S. Navy corpsman in gravitating toward the high-demand field.
From surviving to thriving, Katherine Sherman embodies can-do spirit
Katherine Sherman, a domestic violence survivor, overcame huge obstacles to get into college and finish her degree—with her son at her side.
UTC lecture highlights widespread lack of financial knowledge
Why you need to know your financial ABCs from the inaugural Annual Financial Literacy Lecture Series from the Gary W. Rollins College of Business in April 2022 for Financial Literacy Month.
ReSEARCH Dialogues Day 2: Graduate research takes the stage
Presenters must be able to explain their research in easily understandable terms.
Student-run radio ‘The Perch’ broadcasting again
The pandemic shut down the online station for two years.