Keep calm and consult a map; this Spring, certain departments will be moving to new locations.
Chemical Engineering Club designs Chem-E Car for AIChE competition
Each year, a student team from the Chemical Engineering Department at UTC designs and fabricates a car that can be powered and stopped by chemical reactions. Disassembled, the car must fit into a shoe box.
Congratulations to our December 2016 graduates!
Congratulations to our 2016 December graduates!
Teaching and Learning Garden puts down roots in the community
The UTC Teaching & Learning Garden began this past spring, taking students out to learn about raising food in an urban environment.
Mocs take part in the season of giving
During the season of giving, UTC students have participated in several philanthropic activities.
WUTC celebrates the season
The staff of WUTC wishes you and yours happy holiday cheer this season and we’ll be spreading good tidings Christmas morning.
Music’s first African American student looks back at a lifetime of musical achievement
Johnny Malone ‘74, professional musician and songwriter, was seventeen when he started his educational career at the University of Chattanooga as the first African American student in the Music Department.
Professor’s book chosen for FMU lecture series
Dr. Sarah Einstein’s award-winning creative nonfiction book, Mot: A Memoir, published last year, was recently chosen for Francis Marion University’s (FMU) spring 2017 Hunter Lecture and Common Colloquium Series.
Redefining Tai Chi as a culture for empowerment
This modified version of the ancient martial and healing art makes Tai Chi accessible to individuals with ambulatory impairment and works to transform the wheelchair from an assistive device into a tool of empowerment.
Professors and students featured in poetry collection, The Heart’s Many Doors
UTNAA Distinguished Professor of English Dr. Richard Jackson, with UTC alumni and current students, as well as distinguished American poets, recently teamed up to produce The Heart’s Many Doors. The collaborative effort features poems by American poets responding to prints by Slovene artist Metka Krasovec.