UTC professor emeritus Roland Carter is a recipient of a Master of the Spiritual Award for his work preserving the religious music of African Americans.
‘It felt unreal’: Antarctica in the summer still not swimsuit weather
Three UTC students spent the summer in Antarctica — temperatures from 0 to -30 — working for a Chattanooga steel fabrication company.
ML King Boulevard a UTC testbed for Smart City initiative
M.L. King Boulevard is involved in research that may improve the way cities around the world operate.
UTC reclassified as Doctoral/Professional University by Carnegie Foundation
UTC academics receive national recognition from Carnegie Foundation.
Environmental Awareness: Sustainability events throughout the week
Events to raise awareness about sustainability are scheduled throughout the week.
Upward Bound program celebrates 50 years
UTC’s Upward Bound program reaches its 50th birthday.
Tech Symposium offers 130 student projects to local community
Engineering and computer science students from UTC displayed 130 projects at the second Tech Symposium in the downtown library.
Art class improves public-use bicycles, designs communications strategy
When Aggie Toppins, head of the art department, first came to UTC as a professor, she taught a class for design students called Co-Creations. One of the class projects was about bicycles. Students in the class set their sights on the public-use green-and-blue bikes stationed throughout Chattanooga. No one asked the students why bicycles. Rather,…
Cicadas are good indicators of environmental quality
Cicadas are good indicators of environmental quality, including city life.
2 Decades of Encouragement: GEAR UP promotes college to kids
The GEAR UP program helps middle through high schoolers get ready for college—or even get them interested in going if they haven’t been before.