Stories dealing with the accomplishments or research of particular students, but not written as a student spotlight story
Lobelville, Tennessee, seems an unlikely starting point for a television meteorologist, but Perry County native Shaley Dawson has seized an unexpected opportunity to join the WBBJ Eyewitness News 7 team and bring professional weather forecasts to thousands of West Tennesseans. Continue reading The forecast is sunny for new WBBJ meteorologist
Winter holiday has arrived at the University of Tennessee at Martin, and soon to follow is the beginning of spring semester. Classes resume Jan. 14, and students will have until Jan. 20 to register for courses. Continue reading UT Martin looks forward to spring semester
Corteva Agriscience, of Union City, donated 35 retired drones, valued at approximately $35,000, to the University of Tennessee at Martin to supplement three new courses premiering fall 2021 that will teach students the fundamentals of unmanned aerial systems and its emerging importance in the field of agriculture and natural resources management. Continue reading Corteva Agriscience donates $35,000 worth of retired drones to UT Martin
Growing up in Flushing, Michigan, the only connection Leighton Chappell had to Tennessee was watching Pat Summitt coach the Lady Vols on ESPN. Continue reading Chappell ‘honored’ to be named UT Board of Trustees student trustee
Atem Lo Levad. Translation from Hebrew: You are not alone. Continue reading With love for ALL, Janse plans to serve home country of South Africa
The University of Tennessee at Martin has named Kayla Brooks as the recipient of the fall 2020 Beth Maloan Outstanding Student Employee award for her exemplary job performance and commitment to the university, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading Brooks named fall 2020 Beth Maloan Outstanding Student Employee
Twelve University of Tennessee at Martin computer science seniors competed at the 2020 Association for Computing Machinery Mid-Southeast Conference virtually Nov. 13-14 as a part of the computer science capstone project. Continue reading UT Martin computer science students excel at virtual competition
Peggy Reisser enjoyed a successful journalism career that included many years covering the news for the Nashville Banner and then the Memphis Commercial Appeal. The Ole Miss graduate added another credential to her impressive resume when she received her Master of Arts in Strategic Communication on Nov. 21 from the University of Tennessee at Martin. Continue reading In-person commencement a time to celebrate for print journalist
Courtney Price, of Memphis, and Jonathan Kirkland, of Martin, were recognized as the recipients of the Paul and Martha Meek Leadership Award during the University of Tennessee at Martin fall 2020 commencement Saturday, Nov. 21. Continue reading Price, Kirkland receive Paul and Martha Meek Leadership Awards
Chancellor Keith Carver has entered quarantine as he was a close contact of an active COVID-19 case. He will be working remotely from home during this period. Continue reading News regarding Chancellor Keith Carver