For the second time in three years, a STEM faculty member has been chosen for a national role.
Mechanical engineering professor wins $542,000 award
Mechanical engineering professor wins $542,000 award from National Science Foundation.
Frist Hall coming down one (big) piece at a time
After 71 years, Frist Hall is being torn down.
Graduate student keeps her eyes on hives in Hamilton County
Caitlin Jarvist’ research examines hives in Hamilton County to see which ones have the most bees. The amount of honey being produced in each. The health of the bees themselves.
Occupational therapy and mental health students practice what they prescribe
Occupational therapists help children with disabilities participate in school and social situations, help people recovering from injury regain skills and provide support for older adults experiencing physical and cognitive changes.
Big Buddies: UTC students work, play and learn at summer camps for kids with disabilities
UTC psychology majors are Big Buddies at summer camps for children with disabilities.
Past Becomes Present: Courses examine ancient Roman culture and Greek language
How did ancient Romans and Ancient Greeks live?
Renovations to Stophel Apartments near completion
Renovations redesign and reinvigorate campus housing.
Horace Traylor, fearless pioneer in Chattanooga higher education, passes away
Horace Traylor helped in the creation of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
Solar Signal: UTC graduate building energy for the future
Julian Bell has found different ways to give back and stay engaged with his alma mater.