A research project at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga has been named one of the Top 50 “green” projects in the country.
Engineering/Computer Science Open House offers career choices to high school students
About 60 high school students from around the Chattanooga area who attended the day-long Open House in the College of Engineering and Computer Science.
Mocs are up ’til dawn raising money for St. Jude
UTC students are teaming up and losing sleep to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. They have until this Friday to reach their $45,000 goal.
Local community offers praise and suggestions at UTC Listening Session
Words like “partnership,” “collaboration” and “cooperation” were used often during a Community Listening Session at UTC.
Speakers series introduces new career ideas to middle-school students
A series of professional speakers are scheduled at Orchard Knob Middle School every Friday to discuss careers that students may never have considered or even knew existed.
Local women experience the fun of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)
A group of Chattanooga women take a trip to Mars at UTC’s Challenger STEM Learning Center.
‘Community Listening Session’ asks for local feedback on UTC
UTC is asking for feedback from Chattanooga during a “Community Listening Session” on Jan. 31.
Return trip: UTC takes Vietnam veterans back to the Southeast Asia country
Two Vietnam veterans have returned to the country and the sites where they were stationed during the war.
Students document the lives of African-American women in Chattanooga with Mayor Council’s initiative to tell herstories
A collaboration of UTC’s Special Collections and Department of History, with the City of Chattanooga Mayor’s Council on Women, Southern Adventist University and Covenant College, captures the testimonies of local women to diversify the historical narrative of Chattanooga and add their unique perspectives.
Street named for civil rights icon James R. Mapp is dedicated
University Street on the UTC campus was renamed James R. Mapp Street in honor of the late civil rights icon.