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.
The collegiate athletics world was paused on March 12, 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the NCAA’s remaining winter and spring championship events. Continue reading Facing COVID-19
Tucked away inside of UT Martin’s Special Collections and Archives is a box containing a hoard of letters, scraps of paper and various other pieces of ephemera, all with signatures from well-known people. Continue reading Presidential Signatures
UT Martin’s new head men’s basketball coach Ryan Ridder holds up a number 12 jersey with Athletic Director Kurt McGuffin April 7 in the Champions Club. Continue reading Men’s Basketball
A new era of the UT Martin golf program began March 1 as head coach Austin Swafford (‘17) and the Skyhawks ventured to the Gulf Coast Collegiate in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. Continue reading Finding Success
Members of the Skyhawk Elite Dance Team perform a dance called “Soaring Through the Decades” during the inaugural Northwest Tennessee Arts Festival, April 10. Continue reading Soaring Through the Decades
From Nainital, India, to Martin, Tennessee, the likelihood of Dr. Rachna Tewari calling rural Northwest Tennessee her home was slim to none. Continue reading Dr. Rachna Tewari
I think one of the most important things for us to recognize is how we have worked together and persevered through what I’m sure we can all agree was one of the most difficult years we’ve ever experienced. Continue reading Chancellor’s Corner