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MARTIN, Tenn. -- As national, state, community and university leaders begin discussing a return to normalcy, some University of Tennessee at Martin students took a step that experts say might aid in ending the pandemic. UTM staff checking participants in before their vaccines UT Martin faculty, staff and students were invited to a Covid-19 vaccine drive-thru Thursday, May 8, from 11-1 at the Office of Alumni Relations. Nurses administered the Johnson & Johnson Janssen vaccine

The University of Tennessee at Martin is set to host its 53rd Annual Rodeo this week at the Ned Ray McWherter Agricultural Pavilion.

MARTIN, Tenn. — WUTM staff members worked throughout the fall semester to enter competitions like the Intercollegiate Broadcasting Systems and the Southeast Journalism Conference. The hard work has paid off. WUTM won five trophies at the Southeast Journalism Conference during spring break, continuing an award-winning tradition. The University of Tennessee at Martin’s newspaper, The Pacer, also took home an award. UT Martin student publications won the following awards: * Kayl

To say the last year has been a struggle for everyone is an understatement.

UTM student health hopes to offer a COVID vaccine to students before the end of the semester.

The sisters of Chi Omega will spend the week of March 22-26 raising money for their philanthropy, the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Spending time with a friend can brighten any person's day. Bailey Radnitzer saw more in her friends' smiling faces. She saw works of art.

The Office of Student Life and Multicultural Affairs hosted an event aimed at raising awareness for sexual assault Friday, March 12.

The Center for Women and Gender Equality is hosting a number of events throughout March to honor women's history.

University of Tennessee at Martin students' lives became a lot more unpredictable on March 11, 2020.

WUTM won fifteen new awards, including a first-place award, 13 national finalist awards and the 11th consecutive Platinum Award.

Women's History Month is an annual month that highlights women and their progress of events in history and contemporary society.

Every college student anxiously awaits their graduation, but not every student gets to host an art exhibit featuring their favorite works.

For many young adults, college is their first taste of freedom.

The University of Tennessee at Martin main campus and regional centers will return to normal operations starting Feb. 22, according to university officials. All in-person and hybrid classes will meet; main campus and regional center in-person staffing will resume, along with pre-inclement weather telework schedules. Some students have enjoyed the snow and wish the snow would have stayed a little longer. "I really enjoyed having snow and ice on the ground, it was like I had mo

After the college experience flipped upside down in March 2020, local college students learned about a new sacrifice: snow days. The Martin area got three to five inches of snow Monday, Feb. 15. University of Tennessee at Martin officials announced Sunday evening classes would be virtual for the week. Some students were frustrated to continue on with class through the snow. UT Martin senior Aly Rusciano said she misses the childlike joy associated with having a day off, and

The Office of Student Life and Multicultural Affairs will host the 21st Annual Civil Rights Conference throughout the month of February. This year's theme is "Power, Protest and Privilege: Examining the Fractured State of America." The Office of Student Life and Multicultural Affairs has scheduled five experts to speak during the conference, including UT Martin alumnus and CNN commentator Van Jones and keynote speaker Nikki Giovanni. The speeches will be live-streamed via Zoo

Spring 2021 Intramural Schedule (Photo/UTM Campus Rec Facebook) UT Martin Campus Rec has announced the intramural schedule for the spring 2021 semester. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Campus Rec has had to get creative coming up with intramurals that are fun and engaging for students while also adhering to social distancing guidelines. The spring semester boasts seven different intramural activities including a Kan Jam Tournament, Cornhole League, Esports Rocket League Tournam

"Virtual class" became the two words no college student wanted to hear when the COVID-19 pandemic forced administrators to cancel in-person classes in March. University of Tennessee at Martin students began their spring semester online Thursday, Jan. 14. After one week of online classes, administrators hope they can bring students back to campus. "Right now, we're concerned about cases all over the world, but I'm concerned about cases in Northwest Tennessee, where our student

University of Tennessee at Martin students will begin the spring 2021 semester online, university officials announced Wednesday afternoon. They also postponed the start of the semester from Jan. 11 to Jan. 14. The information comes just a week before the semester was set to begin. "The initial all-virtual format will allow monitoring for a potential post-holiday COVID-19 surge," officials said in an email to students. Virtual classes will continue for a week. After that, offi