Three students at the University of Tennessee at Martin are the recipients of the inaugural Simmons Bank Student Development Scholarship.

The University of Tennessee at Martin has been awarded a five-year Title III Strengthening Institutions Program grant totaling $1,543,212.

Dr. Elaine Harriss, a professor in the UTM Department of Music, has been inducted into the Steinway & Sons Teachers Hall of Fame.

This year, UT Martin is throwing it back to the 90s to celebrate from Oct. 15 through Oct. 22.

MARTIN, Tenn. – An annular eclipse will take place this Saturday, and most of the people in the continental United States will see at least a partial eclipse. The path of annularity for the eclipse will begin in the United States in Oregon and exit into the Gulf of Mexico in south Texas. It will also cross the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, Central America and northern South America. The difference between a total solar eclipse and an annular eclipse is how large the moon appe

Mulch Madness workday set for Oct. 13 at which volunteers can assist with sprucing up the UT Martin main campus for Homecoming.

Dr. Yancy Freeman, the chancellor of the University of Tennessee at Martin, will continue his “Take Flight with Freeman Tour.”

MARTIN, Tenn. – Three alumni of the University of Tennessee at Martin will be recognized with awards during Homecoming festivities on Oct. 21. Those earning 2023 UT Martin Alumni Awards are (from left) Brandon Anderson of Frisco, Texas; Dr. Julie Basler of Aurora, Colorado; and James Wingett of Memphis. Those earning alumni awards are: * Brandon Anderson, Outstanding Young Alumni Award. Anderson is a 2019 UTM graduate with a bachelor’s degree in health and human performance.

For 33 years, Dr. Henry H. Parker was a professor of philosophy at UT Martin. Now, he is getting recognition for his extensive experience.

Abigail Kubin was named to the WayUp Top 100 Interns List for 2023, a national ranking taken from the top 100 programs hiring interns.

For each of the last 10 years, the University of Tennessee at Martin has been represented in the Super Bowl.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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