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The first day of spring classes at the University of Tennessee at Martin also signaled opening day for the university’s new Latimer-Smith Engineering and Science Building. Continue reading Latimer-Smith Engineering and Science Building opens
Alisha Melton has been named executive director of the University of Tennessee at Martin Office of Research, Outreach and Economic Development. Continue reading Alisha Melton named Research, Outreach and Economic Development executive director
The 2022-23 academic year has been a monumental one for the University of Tennessee at Martin’s Criminal Justice Program. Continue reading UT MARTIN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM CELEBRATES 50 YEARS AND FIRST MASTER’S GRADUATE
Spring semester classes at the University of Tennessee at Martin will begin Thursday, Jan. 12, following the university’s winter holiday that includes the Christmas and New Year’s Day closing observances. Continue reading UT Martin spring semester classes set to begin Jan. 12
Alyssa Bynum and Bob Sparks live in different West Tennessee communities, but they share some things in common. Continue reading Fourth class of West Tennessee teachers graduates from WestTeach
Emmalee Mathews achieved some notable firsts when she received her bachelor’s degree Dec. 10 from the University of Tennessee at Martin. Continue reading First Nunnelly scholarship recipient receives UT Martin Degree
Randy Boyd has traveled widely and seen many things, so he used three stories from his personal experiences to advise graduates during his commencement address Dec. 10 in the Kathleen and Tom Elam Center. Continue reading UT President Randy Boyd uses stories to advise UT Martin graduates
Kelsea Koonce, of Dyersburg, and Hannah Bilger, of McKenzie, were recognized as the recipients of the Paul and Martha Meek Leadership Award during the University of Tennessee at Martin fall 2022 commencement Saturday, Dec. 10. Continue reading Koonce, Bilger receive Paul and Martha Meek Scholarship Awards
The University of Tennessee at Martin’s eternal flame burned brightly just outside of the Paul Meek Library from 1986 until the flame was extinguished sometime around 2000. Continue reading UT Martin eternal flame ‘burns’ once again
Results from a West Tennessee Cultural Institutions Survey will be the focus of a Dec. 15 presentation at the Martin Public Library located at 410 South Lindell Street in Martin. Continue reading Presentation to focus on West Tennessee history preservation