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Yesterday, March 16, the University of Tennessee permanently closed the swimming pool located inside the Elam Center. (Photo/University Relations) The decreasing usage by Martin and UTM community, along side the cost of repairs and renovations has lead to the final decisions made by the University, reported by Dr. Andy Lewter, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs. Current plans call for the pool space to be converted into an indoor recreational place. The area will help create

The University of Tennessee at Martin Department of Music will welcome the Stockton Helbing Quartet n the Harriet Fulton Theatre on March 9.

Flight Crew announced a pop-up giveaway to You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. The first 100 students get free tickets to tonight's show.

Dr. Nathan Howard, UT Martin professor of history, will present at 4 p.m. on March 9 as part of the UT Martin Research Series.

MARTIN, Tenn. – “A Guide to Speakers and Sources” has been updated and released by the University of Tennessee at Martin’s Office of University Relations to feature the wide range of talent and expertise found among the university’s faculty and staff. News media and other organizations can reference the information for subject-matter experts who can serve as speakers or resources. “UT Martin is fortunate to have experts in multiple academic disciplines,” said Bud Grimes, vice

Just after 8 a.m. this morning, UTM students received a threatening email from an unknown sender, an investigation is underway.

UTM MBA students had the opportunity to work under local businesses as outside consultants in the fall of 2022.

Executive Order from SGA President Dawson Gremmels regarding Dr. Keith Carver's departure from the university.

MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee Foundation, Inc., has partnered with the Hamilton-Ryker Group, Inc., to support the UT Martin College of Business and Global Affairs and the UT Martin Department of Management, Marketing and Information Systems. The Hamilton-Ryker (McCreight/ Gallimore) Scholarship Endowment of $100,000 will be used for undergraduate and graduate scholarships. The endowment is named after UT Martin alumni Wayne McCreight and Crawford Gallimore, co-f

Doc and Dolly, UTM therapy dogs, with trainer Neel Durbin, of Dyersburg, TN. (Photo/@UTMTherapyDogtors) on Instagram) MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee at Martin Student Health and Counseling Services have added two therapy dogs to their team of qualified professionals. The pups, Dolly and Miss Doc, will be available for counseling sessions and on-campus events with the goal of engaging the university community with student health. The student health and counseling

The University of Tennessee at Martin’s department of visual and theatre arts will showcase John Gordon’s “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown”

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Starting Wednesday, schools across the Ohio Valley Conference will compete in the 2023 OVC Tournament for a trip to the NCAA Tournament on the line. For UT Martin, both teams will be in the tournament for the first time since 2019. The women's team holds the five-seed while the men's team possesses the three-seed. Women: The Skyhawks will play Wednesday at 1 p.m. against the eight-seed Morehead State. UT Martin met the Eagles last Saturday when they won 74-60 which completed

UT Martin's Office of Student Life and Multicultural Affairs will host Greek Fest, a week-long celebration of UTM Greek life.

Elections for the 2022-2023 Student Government Association have opened to all enrolled students.

The Southeast Journalism Conference was held on February 10 in Thibodaux, La. where WUTM and The Pacer placed in multiple competitions.

Trey Smith, a Jackson, Tenn. native, took the field on Super Bowl Sunday as the right guard for the Chiefs.

Each year, student and alumni members take a week to celebrate the gratitude they feel for the organization.

Dr. Roberto Mancusi will discuss his experience composing & performing an original opera within the parameters of pandemic concerns Feb. 16.