Award-winning poet Ryan Wilson, originally scheduled to speak Jan. 31 at the University of Tennessee at Martin, will appear April 25 after severe weather prevented travel for the original engagement. Continue reading Poet Ryan Wilson to speak April 25
Country Radio Broadcasters Inc. selected the University of Tennessee at Martin’s broadcasting program, housed within the Department of Communications, as one of two recipients of this year’s $25,000 scholarship award. Continue reading Country Radio Broadcasters Inc. grants UT Martin department $25,000
The University of Tennessee at Martin has seen an enrollment increase of 355 undergraduate students for the spring 2019 semester. Continue reading UT Martin sees spring semester enrollment growth
The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees will meet March 1 on the University of Tennessee at Martin main campus. Continue reading UT Board of Trustees to meet March 1 at UT Martin
The University of Tennessee at Martin and the Dunagan Chair of Excellence in Banking hosted U.S. Congressman David Kustoff (R-8th District) on campus Feb. 19 for a roundtable meeting with local community bankers and insurance representatives. Continue reading Congressman Kustoff attends UT Martin meeting
Several students from the University of Tennessee at Martin Department of Communications earned awards during the Southeast Journalism Conference held Feb. 14-16 at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro. Continue reading UT Martin students bring home conference honors
ACT, the company responsible for the ACT college entrance exam, has named Dr. Brian Donavant, criminal justice professor, the 2019 Tennessee ACT College and Career Readiness Postsecondary Champion. Continue reading Donavant named Tennessee ACT Champion
The University of Tennessee at Martin is working to combat food insecurity for its students by opening Captain’s Pantry, a food pantry operation open to all enrolled students regardless of housing situation. Continue reading UT Martin launches Captain’s Pantry to combat food insecurity
Students hoping to attend the University of Tennessee College of Law in Knoxville now have two new pathways through the University of Tennessee at Martin’s 3+3 legal studies concentrations. Continue reading UT Martin offers new options for law school hopefuls
Wyatt Cole, a rodeo student-athlete at the University of Tennessee at Martin, died Feb. 10 after a car accident near Martin. He was 20 years old. Continue reading UT Martin mourns loss of rodeo team member