Pest Control
Kathryn Grebner, a senior natural resources management major from McEwen, tends to a cross vane panel trap that’s used to monitor for ambrosia beetles during an outing in July near the UT Martin campus. Continue reading Pest Control
Author: Nathan Morgan
Shaping the Future
Bill Nunnelly possesses many talents that served him well as a successful businessman and entrepreneur, but perhaps his most important trait is his refusal to give up in the face of adversity. Continue reading Shaping the Future
A Leader’s Legacy
Dr. Shakti Kumar Airee, known to his friends and colleagues as “S.K.,” officially retired from university service on May 31, 2019, after 54 years in the classroom. He passed away three weeks later. Continue reading A Leader’s Legacy
The Mascot
It’s said that university mascots bring good luck. If so, UT Martin should have no shortage of good fortune. Continue reading The Mascot
A Dream Fulfilled
In just two years Parker Stewart completed the academic requirements to earn a bachelor’s degree from UT Martin, a first for Skyhawk athletics. Continue reading A Dream Fulfilled
Accepting the Challenge
Finding solutions to complex problems is what Lina Patel has done for the past two decades, and it’s hard to believe her path to life as a senior program manager began with a simple classroom assignment at UT Martin. Continue reading Accepting the Challenge
Chancellor’s Corner
I enjoy the study of history. I’m particularly interested in Tennessee history. And since moving back to West Tennessee in 2017, I’ve invested much time into my family’s history. Continue reading Chancellor’s Corner
Community Service
Serving their communities has served veteran broadcasters Paul Tinkle (’76) and Terry Hailey (’71) well during their 100-plus combined years in the radio business. Continue reading Community Service
Everywhere You Look
A 65-foot-tall grain bin seven miles south of the UT Martin campus served as the canvas for the University of Tennessee System’s 46-foot-high by 66-foot-wide mural aimed at educating Tennesseans on the significant impact the university has across the state. Continue reading Everywhere You Look