Students talk about graduating in May when COVID-19 had turned everything upside-down.
Programs set for Suicide Prevention month in September
Breaking down the barriers and stigma about mental health.
‘Zoom Rooms’ set up for quick access to online classes
Students who must quickly go from in-class to online can use a ‘Zoom Room.’
Ross fights COVID-19 from ‘a broader perspective’
Dr. Pamela Ross, who graduated in 1987, is now a physician in both emergency medicine and pediatric emergency medicine.
Blue Ribbon Award Recipients: January-June 2020
Faculty and staff who went above and beyond are recognized.
The Power of One: WUTC presents ‘One-Day Pledge Event’
On Tuesday, Sept. 15, each listener to WUTC 88.1 FM has the power to make a difference when Chattanooga’s National Public Radio station will seek the financial support of “listeners like you” during an unprecedented, one-day only pledge drive . “It gets said a lot, but it’s true that we are living through a period…
Facing the fear of talking about race
Conversations on racism and racial disparities not always comfortable.
SALUTE Honor Society for veterans seeks new members
SALUTE isthe first national academic honor society established for student veterans and active military.
Public needs to know all the facets of public health, Howard-Baptiste says
Shewanee Howard-Baptiste takes reins of master’s of public health Chronic Disease Prevention and Control program.
$12 million worth of renovations transform on-campus apartments
Decosimo and Guerry Apartments were gutted and renovated.