UTC’s Sequoya Review is seeking student talent in the forms of art and literature to feature in their annual literary journal. Submissions are accepted until September 30.
Founders Day features State of the University address 2015
UTC celebrated its 129th birthday on September 16 during its annual Founders Day festivities. Chancellor Steven Angle delivered his annual State of the University address. In case you were unable to attend or view Chancellor Angle’s State of the University address, the video presentations and his speech are viewable below. If you missed the party,…
Katie Koestner, founder of Take Back The Night, to address Campus
Koestner will be presenting her “No – Yes Talk” at 6:30 on September 22, in the University Center Auditorium.
Brock Scholars take on Budapest and Prague
UTC’s Brock Scholars spent their summer exploring the streets and culture of historical European capitals Budapest, Hungary and Prague, Czech Republic. The theme, A River Runs Through It was designed by a group of students to study the two cities formerly part of the Habsburg Empire, both steeped in history.
UTC and Chattanooga State pen Dual Admissions Agreement
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Chancellor Steven Angle and Chattanooga State Community College President Flora Tydings signed a Dual Admissions Agreement between the two institutions on Wednesday, August 12, 2015. The Dual Admission Agreement allows students to apply for admission simultaneously at both campuses while pursuing an associate’s degree at Chattanooga State. Participants will benefit…
VEP Graduate on What Makes the Program a Success
Mark Kidwell, veteran entrepreneur, launches social media firm to reach younger generations through technology.
Sign up for summer orientations
The University’s orientation programs are designed not only to prepare you for academic success at the University, but will also familiarize you with its many resources as well as the spirit, colors, and tradition that make Chattanooga so unique.
Integrated studies major accepted to eight medical schools
Matthew Woods wasn’t sure what he wanted to do while he was serving in the Georgia Army National Guard. But then he spent time in a hospital in Bethesda, Maryland, after his brother Bobby was shot in the head while serving in Afghanistan. “The initial news was devastating. When you hear ‘shot in the head,’…
UTC engineering students build fun into therapy
For children with sensory disabilities at The Stellar Therapy Clinic, a new sensory play structure serves as a site for activity, therapy, and fun.
Brothers graduate with engineering degrees, one will pursue Ph.D., the other begins career
David McPherson was homeschooled in Chattanooga, finished high school by age 15, and collected his UTC bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering in May 2015 at 19 years old. His brother Andrew also graduated in May at age 21 with a software engineering degree.