Heir Jordan was not sure he wanted to attend an American Chemical Society meeting during fall break, but after meeting a Nobel Prize winner, he’s glad he did.
WUTC-FM 88.1 completes pledge drive, offers students radio experience
Chattanooga’s source for National Public Radio, WUTC-FM 88.1, concluded its fall 2014 Membership Campaign on a high note. After setting and reaching an ambitious goal, the station reported $146,000 in pledges from its supportive audience. “Once again our listeners have come through and once again we have the pledges needed to make sure our programming…
Students awarded scholarships from Chattanooga Technology Council
Two students from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga were awarded scholarships from the Chattanooga Technology Council (CTC). Breanna George and Jackson Stone were given the awards based on coursework, extracurricular activities, a written essay, and G.P.A. The mission of The Chattanooga Technology Council is to enable business growth by connecting and promoting technology, people,…
Moc Wreck drives home danger of drunk driving
The mock crash demonstrated the dangers of drinking and driving, the importance of seat belt use, and hazards of distracted driving.
“Serial Killer Groupies: A Love Story” to premier on campus
UTC student’s documentary explores the lives of four women who are romantically drawn to serial killers.
Bonfire lights up school spirit on November 5
Popular campus tradition has hosted hundreds of Mocs supporters in recent years. Join the band, cheerleaders, athletes and coaches in this fun campus rally at Chamberlain Pavilion.
Student groups offer valuable community service
The Lambda Iota chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated, and The Alpha Iota chapter of Kappa Sigma Fraternity kicked off the inaugural Kans for a Kause Food Drive this month, to address the rising number of people within the region who struggle with hunger. This student-led food drive continues in the UTC University Center…
Interior Design students reimagine historic city buildings
In a partnership with Cornerstones, Inc., a non-profit historic preservation organization, students from the UTC Department of Interior Design worked with local architects and designers on plans to reimagine several historic downtown buildings. The project was part of the curriculum for Interior Design 4151, a senior level class. Two of the student winners—Meredith Feira and…
Computer science and electrical engineering students participate in Maker Faire
Dr. Craig Tanis and students took the blue and gold to “the Greatest Show (and Tell) on earth.”
Fall Career Day features 88 exhibitors
88 different exhibitors met with students and alumni about full time and part time positions, internships, and graduate school.