Imagine you’re having a nightmare and then realize that it’s all too real. The worst of nightmares confronted Waverly and Humphreys County residents Saturday, Aug. 21, when torrential rains created rapid flooding. Continue reading Skyhawk Nation Steps Up to Help Waverly, Humphreys County
Vietnam War veterans who are alumni of UT Martin’s Alpha Upsilon Chapter of the Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity were honored May 15 during the chapter’s annual Founders Day celebration held at the Martin Parks and Recreation Complex. Continue reading AGR Fraternity Honors Vietnam War Veterans
For the first time in 15 years, the UT Martin football team became Ohio Valley Conference champions. Continue reading 2021 OVC Champions
Dr. Jerald Ogg (‘76), professor of mass media and communication, has taken on various roles throughout his 34 years at UT Martin. Continue reading Dr. Jerald Ogg
UT Martin natural resources management students, Nathan Rorie and Austin Morphis, speed across Kentucky Lake. Continue reading Learning by Doing
I’m an optimist, a character trait that has served me well during challenging times. Continue reading Chancellor’s Corner
On Thanksgivings past, Sidney Church, a senior political science major from Santa Fe, was awoken by her mother early in the morning to serve at Feed My Sheep, one of her hometown’s local ministries. Continue reading Sidney Church
Standing to the side of the TV set preparing for her first scene, she can see dozens of her fellow wardrobe and production assistants standing behind the camera, watching as the 6’6” entertainment legend calls the cast to action. Continue reading Practicing excellence in everything she does: Hayslett Achieves Dreams
Martin’s first Tennessee Soybean Festival in September 1994 provided an early opportunity for Josh Breeden (’07) to display his artistic talent. Continue reading Get Weird. Work Hard. Never Stop.