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At a performance of How To Dance In Ohio autistic students from New York City Lab School for Collaborative Studies got a life-changing opportunity to meet autistic actors

Lynne Parker, associate vice chancellor at the University of Tennessee and director of the AI Tennessee Initiative, has had an extensive career in artificial intelligence. At a national level, she

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is creating capacity on campus to accommodate growth, spark innovation and deliver the Volunteer experience.

Getting graduates to take jobs in Tennessee starts with more hands-on experiences for students.

The Campus Advisory Board gathered Feb. 2 to hear updates on university priorities for 2024, capital projects and Student Life initiatives.

Take a look back at some of UT’s favorite photos and special moments from 2023.

UT’s College of Emerging and Collaborative Studies hosted more than 50 leaders of industry to discuss how higher education and industry can partner to prepare students for employment now and in the future.

For the first time in 50 years, the university has transformed its academic structure, establishing three new units to provide expanded opportunities for students and help serve the state of Tennessee and beyond.

On Friday, Sept. 22, the College of Emerging and Collaborative Studies held all-day conference meetings via Zoom on the advancement of Artificial Intelligence. AI is a robot controlled to perform

Suggestions include capping enrollment at high-demand schools, merging schools located in the same buildings and moving 3-K and pre-K programs out of K-12 schools.