Featured photo: Katherine Felthauser, a senior music education major at UT Martin, performs during one of two Roots of Rhythm performances at UT Martin’s 15th annual Civil Rights Conference. UT Martin celebrated its 15th annual Civil Rights Conference with a … Continue reading Civil Rights and LBJ
Pharmacist couple mix advocacy and service Continue reading Health Care Providers
Changes in health care help expand opportunities and roles for nurses Continue reading What is a Nurse?
“There are so many ways you can choose to practice the art of nursing. I think that gets broader every year as new opportunities arise and healthcare changes” Continue reading What is a Nurse?: UT Nursing Alumni
UT Nursing students share what led them to choose nursing as a major, career path, and vocation. Continue reading What is a Nurse?: UT Nursing Students
UT Martin is the Defending national champion in rodeo Continue reading They Call it Rodeo
Photos of the UT alumni community. Continue reading Alumni in Photos: Spring 2015
Photo: UT Martin Assistant Professor Dexter Davis, center, helps former Chinese athletes move on to the next phase after competition. Dexter Davis is accustomed to taking his sport management students to major sporting events to gain real-world experience. In August, … Continue reading Life After Competition
Images of the UT alumni community. Continue reading UT Brings Us Together
Summertime and Kid College—it’s hard to separate the two at UT Martin. Kid College completed its 30th year in June on the main campus, with similar formats also offered at the Jackson and Parsons centers and in Paris. More than … Continue reading Kids on Campus
John Bass turns passion into career as a park ranger Continue reading Tennessee Outdoorsman
With small town charm, UT Martin is big on personal relationships between faculty and students. Continue reading Proud and Personal
We asked alumni to help us choose restaurants to visit in each city. Continue reading Local Favorites with Alumni
As an act of gratitude for the service of UT volunteers, the Alumni Association recognizes its 2013 Alumni Chapter Award winners. These chapters bring together alumni and friends of the university in communities across the state of Tennessee and throughout … Continue reading UT Alumni Association Chapter Awards
Julio Freire, formerly the assistant/associate athletics director for development at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, is the 12th athletics director in UT Martin history. Continue reading Freire Named New AD
UT Martin faculty, students help with exhibits Continue reading Welcome to the Discovery Park of America
More than 1,000 vintage postcards have a new home in UT Martin’s Paul Meek Library. Continue reading Views of the Past
Beth Corum helps make bank best place to work. Continue reading Chief People Officer
The recently announced expansion of a registered nursing program at UT Martin Parsons Center got another significant boost with a $1 million commitment from the West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation. Continue reading Nurses in Parsons
There is a wave of change hitting universities across the country, questioning the purpose and value of higher education. Continue reading What is the Future of Higher Education?
Richard Griffin, an accounting professor at UT Martin has been teaching online since 1998. Continue reading Teaching Online
Once a forbidden fruit to American travelers, Cuba poured out its sweet beauty and its tart past for the first time to me and 26 other Tennessee Travelers. Continue reading First Trip to Cuba through Orange Lenses
Manny Colon (Martin ’01) began working for the Marlins in 2002 as an intern and got a full-time position as player relations assistant the next year. Continue reading Traveling Man
Emmett Edwards, who served as the first African-American member of the UT Board of Trustees, passed away in October 2012 at age 59. Continue reading Our Emmett
Before Pat Summitt became head coach of the Lady Vols and built the program into a perennial powerhouse, she made a name for herself playing basketball at UT Martin. Continue reading Legacy in Women’s Athletics