Violinist Tami Lee Hughes conceived, created and performs the innovative program featuring African-American artists through music, poetry and visual images.
Music maintenance for the brain
WUTC’s Micheal Miller recently interviewed Dr. Martha Summa-Chadwick about the upcoming concert, Chamber Music for Body and Soul, and how music can work as a direct conduit into the brain.
Students meet prospective employers at Spring Career Day
Dozens of companies met with UTC students and alumni at the Spring Career Day, hosted by University Career Services.
Speakers series introduces new career ideas to middle-school students
A series of professional speakers are scheduled at Orchard Knob Middle School every Friday to discuss careers that students may never have considered or even knew existed.
Blue & Gold Memorial honors the memory of those who’ve passed away
The Blue and Gold Memorial honored faculty, staff, students and alumni who passed away in 2017.
Super, Blue & Blood: Moon putting on a show Wednesday morning
It’s been more than 150 years since the last one occurred — but most of us in Chattanooga won’t see the best part.
UReCA: National online journal managed by UTC Honors students
UTC students are involved in all publication aspects of UReCA and also have the responsibilities of recruiting new student editors and writers nationwide, figuring out how to publicize UReCA and managing its social media and its website.
Black History Month at UTC
Soul food, movies and lively discussions are just a few highlights from the month of events planned by organizations across campus to celebrate the achievements of African-Americans and recognize their central role in U.S. History. Mark your calendars now and continue to check back for more information about Black History Month at UTC. …
UTC School of Nursing professor named to statewide commission addressing opioid addiction
Dr. Linda Hill from the UTC School of Nursing is one of 19 people named this week to the Tennessee Commission on Pain and Addiction Medicine Education.
UTC grad wins Georgia’s highest award for a special education administrator
UTC graduate Becky Conner has been named the Georgia Special Education Administrator of the Year for 2017.