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Celebrating the Volunteer 40 Under 40

An Olympic track star, award-winning singer–songwriters, the Tennessee teacher of the year, and a biomedical engineering expert devoting her knowledge to protecting our military—these are just a few of the impressive alumni who were honored at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Volunteer 40 Under 40 award event held April 29 in the Pilot Company Ballroom …
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Oranger Than Your Average Hotel

Now you can relive your University of Tennessee days – except this time, in comfort! – at the smartest place to stay in Knoxville: Graduate Knoxville hotel. Our corporate partner is nestled along the Tennessee River and Great Smoky Mountains, just steps from campus and the Fort. The Cumberland Avenue digs hold a special place …
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Our Blood Runs Orange

First Horizon has been the Official Bank of the Vols for nearly 30 years, a commitment that goes way beyond athletics. The hometown bank provides financial literacy workshops for faculty and students as well as summer internship opportunities. Nearly half of the bank’s Knoxville associates are UT alumni, with more hired every year. Annually, First …
Volunteer 40 Under 40 graphic with black and white photos of every award winner
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Volunteer 40 Under 40 Award Winners

Donde Plowman and group of people cut the ribbon to the new Herbert Writing Center
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Writing Center Named for Judi Herbert

Judi and Jim Herbert support undergraduate tutoring and development of workshops Make a Gift More than 50 years ago, Judi Herbert graduated from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, with a bachelor’s degree in English. On Friday, October 11, the Writing Center, housed in UT’s College of Arts and Sciences, was dedicated in recognition of her …
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Homegrown on Rocky Top

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Alumni Gain New Knowledge with Old Friends in Summer College

Summer to the stereotypical student means a break from the rigors of study, but for the alumni and friends who attended the University of Tennessee’s Alumni Summer College in June and July, it meant a chance to learn about Mars and meteors, invasive species, infectious diseases, extreme weather, and the politics of access to health …