Keys to Blue Oval City’s success previewed in WestStar Program
Ford Motor Company’s first new manufacturing plant since the 1960s will change West Tennessee. Continue reading Keys to Blue Oval City’s success previewed in WestStar Program
Grant addresses de-escalation, emergency response for law enforcement
A USDA Delta Health Care Services grant has been awarded to the University of Tennessee at Martin Criminal Justice Program for its De-escalation Techniques and Emergency Response Project. Continue reading Grant addresses de-escalation, emergency response for law enforcement
UT System proposes in-state tuition benefits for military veterans
As millions of Americans celebrate the service and sacrifices made by men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces on Veterans Day, the University of Tennessee System is proposing a new initiative that will allow military-affiliated students–veterans, active-duty military personnel, reservists, Tennessee National Guard members, and Army and Air Force ROTC cadets—to attend a UT institution of their choosing at the in-state tuition rate. Continue reading UT System proposes in-state tuition benefits for military veterans
Miss UT Martin, Miss Tennessee Soybean Festival winners crowned
Jackson native Carly White had second thoughts about competing in her first pageant at the Miss University of Tennessee at Martin-Miss Tennessee Soybean Festival Scholarship Pageant. Continue reading Miss UT Martin, Miss Tennessee Soybean Festival winners crowned
Contestants claim Miss UT Martin, Miss Tennessee Soybean Festival during combined pageant
Nadia Treadwell, an MTSU student from Union City, and Carly White, a UT Martin student from Jackson, were crowned Miss Tennessee Soybean Festival and Miss UT Martin respectively during the combined pageant Nov. 6 in the Boling University Center’s Duncan Ballroom. Continue reading Contestants claim Miss UT Martin, Miss Tennessee Soybean Festival during combined pageant
Roy Herron connects faith and politics in new book
Roy Herron has faith in the American people and the good that our American system of government can do for people. Continue reading Roy Herron connects faith and politics in new book
18th Empty Bowls in-person event set for Nov. 20
The 18th annual Empty Bowls fundraiser to help fight food insecurity in the Martin community and Weakley County will be held in person from 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 20, at the UT Martin Student Life Center located at 119 Moody Street. Continue reading 18th Empty Bowls in-person event set for Nov. 20
UT Martin to host Veterans Week Activities
The University of Tennessee at Martin will honor active military personnel and veterans during the week of Nov. 8-12, as well as during the UT Martin football game on Saturday, Nov. 6, at Hardy Graham Stadium. Continue reading UT Martin to host Veterans Week Activities
Miss UT Martin/Miss Tennessee Soybean Festival Pageant to be held Nov. 6
The annual Miss University of Tennessee at Martin / Miss Tennessee Soybean Festival Scholarship Pageant will be held at 7 p.m., Nov. 6, in the Boling University Center’s Duncan Ballroom. Continue reading Miss UT Martin/Miss Tennessee Soybean Festival Pageant to be held Nov. 6
First student receives leaders in banking scholarship
Allie Landrum, of Dyer, is the first recipient of the University of Tennessee at Martin’s Leaders in Banking Scholarship. Continue reading First student receives leaders in banking scholarship