Students voted this week in their selections for Homecoming Court. There were 15 individual organizations represented on the ballot for Homecoming King and Queen. UT Martin students could select up to five candidates for both king and queen. The top 10 candidates, and your 2023 Homecoming Court, are listed below in no order. Queen Court * Emma Copley, Alpha Omicron Pi * Aubrey Hubbard, Chi Omega * Claire O'Conner, Zeta Tau Alpha * Shakeva Williams, Black Student Association *

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

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.

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.

Hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, "The Defamation Experience" will be presented in UC 111 on September 21, 2023 at 6 pm.

A record-breaking 95 unique organizations are attending over three days with 14 organizations attending multiple career fairs at UT Martin.

To celebrate Constitution Day, the Student Government Association (SGA) is hosting two different events to help students become aware of the

The Office of Career Planning and Development (CPAD) is hosting a Career Readiness Week, on September 12, 13, and 14.

Sodexo operating hours for Friday 9/1/23 and Monday 9/4/23 update for Labor Day.

The Campus Bike Share program has added new bikes and stations for students to use around Martin.

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

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

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.