In light of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, the University of Tennessee at Martin has extended its priority merit scholarship deadline until May 1 for first-year and transfer students. Continue reading UT Martin extends priority merit scholarship deadline
By a unanimous vote Friday afternoon, the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees selected Randy Boyd to serve as UT’s 26th president for the next five years. Continue reading UT Board of Trustees appoints Randy Boyd as 26th president
The University of Tennessee at Martin Department of Music is partnering with TNMEA and CMA to broadcast “Keeping the Beat,” an education live-streamed series to engage students. Continue reading ‘Keeping the Beat hosted by TNMEA’ music series to premiere March 30
The University of Tennessee at Martin, along with multiple Tennessee higher education institutions, has partnered with THEC and TEMA to create personal protective equipment for Tennessee COVID-19 relief aid. Continue reading UT Martin community aids in COVID-19 relief efforts
The University of Tennessee at Martin has postponed the Summer Orientation and Registration (SOAR) and Transfer Orientation sessions as a precautionary measure related to COVID-19. Continue reading UT Martin postpones SOAR, Transfer Orientation
Megan and Madison Winchester, of Hornbeak, are first-year nursing students at the University of Tennessee at Martin. Continue reading Winchester sisters navigate nursing program together
My office has been an interesting – and often lonely – place this week. Continue reading Chancellor’s Corner: Stuck in the Middle With You
The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting at 3:30 p.m. EDT/2:30 p.m. CDT on March 27. Continue reading UT Board of Trustees to Hold Special Meeting March 27
Kayla Brooks, a senior Communications major from Dickson and current News Director of WUTM-FM 90.3 “The Hawk,” received the opportunity to shadow Associated Press journalist Meg Kinnard for four days leading up to the 2020 South Carolina Democratic Primary. Continue reading Communications student shadows AP journalist Meg Kinnard
The 52nd installment of the University of Tennessee at Martin Spring College Rodeo has been cancelled, the Skyhawk Athletic Department announced March 17. Continue reading 52nd Annual Spring College Rodeo canceled due to COVID-19 concerns