Student Experience
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New Class Steals a Look at Recent US History
Tore Olsson’s unique history classes sift fact from fiction in popular gaming entertainment: from digital horseback to virtual automotive crime…
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Vols Get the GIST of Mapping Data
Students and faculty in the Geographic Information Science and Technology program map down-to-Earth data for community-based projects using drones and…
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License to Fly (Remotely)
New class opens opportunities for Vols to build skills and certification to pilot Uncrewed Aerial Systems. The Geographic Information Science…
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Premodern Connections, Future Insight
Marco digitizes medieval sources and welcomes new faculty in its ongoing mission to elevate the connections between—and make purposeful sense…
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Southern Food Culture Takes Students from Seed to Table
A new course from the Department of Africana Studies will examine the geographic, social, and economic histories of okra, watermelon,…
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Philosophy as a Professional Skill
Assistant Professor Judith Carlisle’s courses empower students to examine, discuss, and explore topics they will face in their careers and…
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UT Students Hone Field Geology Skills in Bahamas
San Salvador Island provides a natural laboratory for undergraduate and graduate students to compare the history preserved in rock with…
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Buller-Young Receives Trailblazer Award for Outstanding Service and Scholarship
Jake Buller-Young, an English doctoral student, received the Trailblazer Award for his service, academic achievement, and commitment to others. Jake…
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Investigating Appalachian Life Through Biomarkers
While earning her PhD in biological anthropology, Caroline Znachko has researched how stress during early life can be seen in…
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Shining a Light Across Ethical Environments
Graduating Vol Anja Shull works to put philosophy and ethics into big-picture action for environments that work best for animal…