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UT Chancellor Donde Plowman delivered her fifth annual flagship address on Thursday in the Natalie Haslam Music Center, reflecting on the university’s growth since 2019 and emphasizing what it means

The Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs hosted three expert panelists to discuss the housing crisis in Knoxville on Sept. 12 as part of its Public Square Series.

The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees voted to guarantee admissions for Tennessee’s top high school students to UT Knoxville.

He's been an adamant supporter of term limits dating back to his service in the Tennessee legislature beginning in 1995.

Dr. Fred Luther Haynes was a passionate, dedicated educator loved by many and known by all for his commitment to education and academic success -- a passion that his son, Edward Haynes, says came at a young age.

School leaders speak on civility in politics after the end of the special session.

The new Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs has an impressive list of experts joining the faculty.

Brian Urdiales, a Realtor and lifelong resident of Fort Morgan, has filed for re-election as a Ward 1 City Councilman. Candidate petitions are required to be completed by Aug. 28. Election Day is Nov. 7. “I was born and raised in Fort Morgan,” Urdiales said. “I grew up right here in Ward 1.” Urdiales attended […]

It's a complex issue facing school districts across the country, and there are no easy solutions as the labor market continues to shift.

The University of Tennessee announced record retention rates and student success in a recent press release.