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The UTM chapter of SNA is partnering with multiple organizations for their Back to School Bash, an initiative to collect school supplies.

Jamborees and scrimmages are done. Football that actually counts for wins and losses returns to the 731 on Thursday night, as the Westview Chargers are set to host their rival, the Dresden Lions. Last season saw both Westview and Dresden's season end in the second round of the playoffs in their respected regions. Both schools ended last season with a winning record at 9-3. Westview won 2a Region 7 by going a perfect 5-0, but with every new season, there always comes change. W

The Agriculture Future of America Organization has released selections for some of its most exclusive recognitions.

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the passing of Miss Elizabeth, arguably wrestling's greatest valet. In the Rock N' Wrestling Era of the 80s wrestling boom, Miss Elizabeth stood out as more than just a piece of eye candy like other women were being used in the role of valet/manager for professional wrestlers. Miss Elizabeth debuted in the World Wrestling Federation (now the WWE) a little over a month after wrestling legend and Slim Jim peddler "Macho Man" Randy Savage. Sa

What is Denim Day and why is it being hosted on UT Martin's campus?

Friday will be the final day for students to have the opportunity to complete course evalutions. All courses, both in-person and online, and at the main campus and regional centers currently have course evaluations open. Each enrolled student was sent a unique link to access them in their email. The last chance students have to voice their oppinions is on Friday, April 28th at 11:59 p.m. All responses are anonymous and used to improve the course for future students.

Skyhawk Share helps students facing food insecurity and will be taking donations on April 26th.

MARTIN, Tenn. – The Agriculture Future of America Organization has released its selections for the 2023 Food Institute held in Chicago May 21-23. Victoria Holliday, a junior agriculture engineering technology major from Lexington, Kentucky, has been chosen to represent the University of Tennessee at Martin. Victoria Holliday (Photo/University Relations) The AFA Food Institute is geared to help students interested in food sustainability, research and development, diabetics an

Chinese-hosted platforms are now prohibited on UT Network thanks to new laws.

Students involved in the UT Martin chapter of the Fashion Merchandising Association visited the Atlanta Apparel and Accessories Market.

WestStar African American Leadership Conference

UT Martin's Online History Program receiving national recognition

The polls closed at 6 on Tuesday for the Student Government Association's annual elections. A total of 922 logged on to vote in this year's contested election. This was the first election to have multiple parties since 2019. Faith Pilkington won the Presidency (UTM United) with 476 votes (51.62%) over Lena Sims (Empower) with 446 votes (48.37%). Madeleine Griffey (UTM United) received 487 votes (52.81%) over Claire Hatch (Empower) with 435 votes (47.18%) to win the Vice Presi

Many West Tennessee communities were impacted by the server weather and tornadoes on March 31- one being Covington, Tennessee.

Due to a high potential for severe weather this evening, UTM is making several schedule changes.

The annual Freshman Council Event will be on April 12 to get students excited for the rodeo.

Interim Chancellor Cavalier notified UTM that the Noyce Scholars program would be extending its application deadline to April 15, 2023.

The members of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc. will be hosting multiple events this week in order to promote their chapter and sisterhood.

UT Martin student Sarah Tyler was selected to serve as a part of the 2023-2024 Agriculture Future of America Campus Ambassador team.

The UT Martin Traffic Office’s Pay It Forward program starts with a food drive from April 19 to April 21.