Students from UTC’s Psychology and Biology departments have teamed-up to participate in an ongoing project that provides environmental enrichment for animals at area facilities.
Homecoming Wrap-Up
Homecoming 2015 has been a huge success! The week has been filled with dynamic competition, school pride, reunions and much more! This year’s theme, “Back to the Scenic City,” celebrated current Mocs while welcoming back honored alums.
Faculty member discusses obsession with zombies
In this video news story, Tammy Garland, associate professor and acting head of criminal justice, explores our obsession with all things zombie.
Composer Daniel Asia in Residence
The renowned American composer Daniel Asia will be in residence at UTC, November 1 through 3.
Moc-o-ween: Zombies, music and other fun treats!
Join UTC as we get in the spooky spirit!
Miss Tennessee’s Mission to Mars at the Challenger Center
Miss Tennessee 2015, Hannah Robison, joined a team of Middle School students from Nashville’s Harding Academy as they launched their mission to Mars during her visit to UTC’s Challenger STEM Learning Center.
Legally Blind Artist, Carmen Papalia, Featured in Marek Series
Carmen Papalia’s “How to Close Your Eyes” is currently on exhibit at the Cress Gallery in the Fine Arts Center, and is free and open to the public. The exhibit will last until December 8, with a lecture presented by the artists on Tuesday, October 27 at 5:30 p.m. in room 101 of Derthick Hall.
Engineering Students partner with TVA, Receive National Recognition
Graduate students Mariana Kamel and Haytham Saeed were recently honored for their contributions in an award winning approach to open phase faults.
Entrepreneurial ideas win Elevator Pitch Competition
The UTC Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization (CEO Club) hosted Round 2 of the 4th Annual Elevator Pitch Contest on Monday, Oct. 12. The competition gives contestants the chance to pitch their business ideas to a panel of expert judges within a 90-second time frame.
“Seinfeld” Composer Speaks on Campus
Jonathan Wolff, a film composer who wrote the scores for “Seinfeld” and many other television shows, spoke on Campus about his work in the television industry and provide some insight into music’s role in contemporary popular culture.