Campus News

Your latest COVID-19 update, complete with local active case numbers.

Group fitness classes at the University of Tennessee at Martin started again last week and are in full swing with just a few changes.

UT Martin welcomes a former Henry County sheriff as their new Director of Public Safety.

The UT System said in a press release yesterday that each campus implemented a task force in April to look at needs returning to campus.

The University of Tennessee System plans to welcome students back to each of its campuses this fall.

The University of Tennessee at Martin conferred over 700 undergraduate and graduate degrees in a virtual ceremony on Saturday, May 2, 2020.

All four UT Advisory Boards have proposed a 0% tuition increase.

The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees held a meeting Friday morning virtually to discuss the ongoing impact of COVID-19.

SGA President Devin Majors's farewell to the student body.

UT Martin will charge on-campus tuition and fees for online Maymester and summer courses.

Hunter McCloud will step in as president after senior Devin Majors graduates in May.

The University of Tennessee at Martin's Student Government Association held their annual election this week.

Voting for the University of Tennessee at Martin's Student Government Association election for the 2020-21 school year is underway.

BBC's Matthew Bannister interviewed Henriette Giles, a lecturer of communications, concerning her work with Joseph Lowery.

The University of Tennessee at Martin's Student Government Association is holding elections for the 2020-21 school year this week.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has signed a mandated shelter-in-place order, he announced Thursday afternoon in a press conference.

The UTM Faculty Senate voted on changing the grading scale on Monday.

University of Tennessee at Martin officials announced that UT Martin will close its campus from March 31 until April 15.

The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees selected Randy Boyd to serve as UT's 26th president for the next five years.

Weakley County officials confirmed its first case of COVID-19 Friday afternoon. Mayor Jake Bynum posted the news on his Facebook.