UTC’s Chandra Ward is part of a $3.9 million project to study the Chattanooga transit system.
Commencements set for November on Chamberlain Field
In-person commencement ceremonies for all 2020 UTC graduates are set for Nov. 18-21 on Chamberlain Field. To mitigate risk for graduates, guests will not be permitted to attend. All participants will be required to wear masks throughout ceremonies, and social distancing protocols will be followed. The ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 18 is only for Graduate…
UTC joins effort to increase numbers, diversity of teachers
UTC will work with employees in Hamilton County and Marion County school systems.
Summer semester 2021 is being shortened
Semester drops from 12 weeks to 11 weeks and begins May 19, 2021.
Big plans in place for Cress Gallery’s future
UTC’s Cress Gallery wants to partner with the Chattanooga arts community.
Study finds 53 beetle species not found before in Tennessee Valley
What are beetles’ role in the ecosystem? Some are predators of other insects; some are scavengers; some are decomposers and help aerate and create top soil. Many are pollinators (beetles actually pollinate more wildflowers than any other insect group). Others are herbivores and eat leaves/roots/tree bark. More than two years of in-the-field research followed by…
Student wins $46,000 grant to study rodents
Chyanne Smith receives grant that usually goes to bigger schools than UTC.
‘Artists will always find a way’
COVID-19 doesn’t stop UTC Theatre Company performance.
Nasal spray vaccine to be distributed on multiple days
Free flu vaccinations will be available on campus over the next two weeks. The vaccinations are in the form of nasal spray and cannot be given to everyone for medical reasons. See the bulleted list below. This week, vaccinations will be given in front of the University Health Services building from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.…
MOC Forward continues to focus on diversity and inclusion
MOC Forward returns in a series of virtual events.