Veterinary surgeons at University of Tennessee teamed up with human neurologists to remove a rare spinal tumor from Lu, an aging chimpanzee at Zoo Knoxville. The successful operation marks what may be an unprecedented collaboration across disciplines.
State officials marked progress toward improving water management with a groundbreaking ceremony for Tennessee’s new Water Education and Training (WET) Center. The facility aims at practical instruction for future professionals handling infrastructure challenges related to water.
Two faculty teams from the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture have been awarded $50,000 each through this year’s Chancellor’s Innovation Fund. Their projects focus on regenerative medicine using novel bioinks for implants and next-generation RNA-based pest control technology.
Two professors from UT’s Institute of Agriculture have been named 2025 AAAS Fellows for their scientific contributions. Jennifer DeBruyn studies decomposition processes while Jie Zhuang researches soil health dynamics; both are recognized alongside other university colleagues.
Toni Wang at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture researches how biomaterials like fats and proteins can be used more efficiently. Her projects include improving frozen food quality and finding alternatives to imported industrial waxes.
The University of Tennessee Extension will participate in America Saves Week from April 6-10. The event encourages Tennesseans to improve their finances through saving and debt reduction. Organizers highlight simple steps that can lead to lasting change.
Researchers and leaders from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, recently hosted FIFA officials for the 2026 FIFA Pitch Management Research Field Day.
The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees has approved several initiatives aimed at improving student life and advancing academic offerings at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Heirloom tomatoes, known for their diverse flavors and unique histories, are the featured plant of the month at UT Gardens for March.
The University of Tennessee-Knoxville maintained its in-state tuition rates for the 2022-23 academic year, according to recent data, according to the latest disclosure from the National Center for Education Statistics.