From the pages of University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Magazine: A look at recent graduate Ruona Uwusiaba, who handled the three-pronged pressure of being a single mom, going to school and playing basketball.
UTC remains the UT system’s most affordable campus
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga remains the most affordable university in the UT system, thanks to a zero percent tuition increase approved by the UT Board of Trustees at its annual meeting today. UTC’s budget recommendations are part of the $2.9-billion systemwide budget approved by the UT Board for fiscal year 2023, which begins…
Another opportunity to flash a winning smile
For a third consecutive year, members of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga SMILE Fund (Student Managed Investment Learning Experience) were triumphant in the nationwide Channelchek Research Report College Challenge.
The band plays on: Randall Coleman energizes school spirit in Marching Mocs
The number of students in the Marching Mocs has increased more than 400 percent since Randall Coleman became director.
Art students build up a head of ‘STEAM’
“STEAM” stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics.
Passion for singing drives new Men’s Chorus director
Darrin Hassevoort is recruiting voices for the UTC Men’s Chorus, which hasn’t performed live since 2019.
Welcome back: Return of campus orientation blends UTC student leaders with new Mocs
Summer orientation for new UTC students takes place in June and July, and 32 student orientation leaders will be at the forefront in welcoming the newcomers to campus.
Tropical trope: UTC MPH students bring public health conversation to Bahamas island
A travel abroad experience brought students in the Master of Public Health program to tiny San Salvador Island.
James Moreland Scholarship helps minority engineering students
James Moreland has been a key presence in East Chattanooga for decades.
Animal house: UTC students conduct research for Chattanooga Zoo
UTC Sport, Outdoor Recreation and Tourism majors Luke Beaty, Tyler Fly, Annaka Hall, Austin Hamblin and Shelby Rector are working on a zoo funded-project entitled “Chattanooga Zoo Impact Analysis.”