Campus News

UT Martin, along with other institutions, has partnered with THEC and TEMA to create PPE for COVID-19 relief.

The University of Tennessee at Martin has postponed the Summer Orientation and Registration (SOAR) and Transfer Orientation sessions.

The person who works in the campus mail services and was experiencing COVID-19 symptoms has tested negative.

UT Martin officials sent an email to students Wednesday night regarding a student who has exhibited symptoms of COVID-19.

When in-person classes were cancelled, a lot of questions were up in the air, and one of those was graduation.

The University of Tennessee at Martin's Registrar's Office has decided to extend the drop deadline for classes to April 3, 2020 at 5 p.m.

UT Martin's CPAD office is offering remote events.

The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting on March 27.

The University of Tennessee Foundation Inc. and the University of Tennessee at Martin has announced a new vice chancellor.

The 52nd installment of the University of Tennessee at Martin Spring College Rodeo has been cancelled.

The UT Interim President announced that in-person classes are suspended for the rest of the semester in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

The City of Martin will limit public access to Martin City Hall, the CE Weldon Public Library and the Martin Gateway Center Mar. 16-29.

Due to all in-person classes being transitioned to online and all students away from campus until April 6, advising and registration have be

UT Martin students have had questions about work-study and student employment during this new online portion of the Spring semester.

UT System Interim President Randy Boyd hosted the president's Town Hall Tour at UT Martin on Tuesday to discuss his vision for UT.

Check out for the Record for my interview with Jenifer Hart of Student Health.

Because of UT Martin's new online format, advising will be pushed back to April.

As the university switches over to online classes, the dining hall hours for the next three weeks will be changing.

Because of the University of Tennessee at Martin in-person class suspension, student organizations have to adapt to the circumstances.

All students are to move out of on-campus housing in light of the campus closing.