Campus News

Intramural ports have returned to UT Martin

Weakley and Obion County active cases stay steady as US death toll reaches 200,000.

Weakley and Obion County numbers increased for the first time in a week.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee visited UT Martin to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Latimer Building.

Weakley County numbers are just barely in the triple digits.

Weakley, Obion and UT Martin cases fell today.

UT Martin women's basketball team is preparing to play - whenever that chance may come.

Americans will celebrate Constitution Day on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2020. The day is designated to celebrate the signing of the constitution in 1787. The University of Tennessee at Martin's Student Government Association will welcome Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Holly Kirby for a discussion on law, according to Assistance Vice Chancellor for the Division of Student Affairs John Abel. Kirby's presentation will be available on Zoom at noon. Abel says SGA will also host a Voter

UT Martin student cases have decreased.

Following recent trends, Weakley and Obion active case numbers are down, but UTM cases rise.

Weakley, Obion and campus COVID-19 updates

UT Martin's Office of Student Affairs has created another method of contact tracing.

As Weakley County cases decrease, UTM cases jump overnight.

Local COVID-19 active case numbers

UT Martin musicians are learning to adapt to safety changes.

Local COVID-19 cases dropped by over 200 since last week.

Local COVID-19 numbers have dropped off from last week.

UT Martin athletes are doing what they can to stay healthy so they can play their favorite sports.

Your latest COVID-19 updates.

Your COVID-19 update with state totals, along with local and campus numbers.