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City to resurface Douglas Road

April 28, 2014

Traffic may be slower on Douglas Road between Dorr Street and Kenwood Boulevard as a repaving project is scheduled to begin Monday, May 5.


Project SEARCH, UT continue to support individuals with disabilities

April 28, 2014

High school seniors from Penta Career Center participating in Project SEARCH at UT are learning real-world skills that will help them land jobs after graduation.


Students to present climate action and cost reduction plan

April 28, 2014

Engineering students taking a sustainability class will present a plan on how UT can become more green and cut costs Tuesday, April 29.


UTMC volunteers lauded for contributions

April 25, 2014

More than 300 volunteers help UT Medical Center deliver university-quality care. A luncheon honored those who give their time to help others.


Office of Residence Life looking for volunteers

April 25, 2014

Ready to hop in and help new students? Sign up to be a FROG — First-Year Resident Orientation Guides.


Theatre lecturer honored for lighting work

April 25, 2014

T.J. Gerckens, a lecturer in the UT Theatre and Film Department, is in the spotlight for his lighting design.


Sales success during internship leads to full-time job

April 24, 2014

Jordan Gannon, soon-to-be UT alumnus with a business degree, did such a great job during his internship at 3M that the company hired him.


Student competing in global video-blog contest

April 24, 2014

Kaitlyn Randolph, a student in the Jesup W. Scott Honors College, has one of the top five videos in the United Nations Environmental Program’s World Environment Day Video-Blog Competition. Watch her video and help her win!


Innovative business ideas win cash for UT students

April 24, 2014

UT student Kyle Wasserman took first place in this year’s Business Innovation Competition. His company, Day-to-Day Independent Prosthetic, won $10,000.


UT-Salford Exchange Program celebrates 30th anniversary

April 24, 2014

Three decades and counting — that's how long students have been crossing the Atlantic Ocean to study at UT and the University of Salford, thanks to an exchange program between the two schools.


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