Allan Benton’s bacon and country hams have become the stuff of legend. And not only in the foodie world—it has seeped into pop culture, as well. Stories about Benton (’69) …
Monthly Archives
May 2013
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A multi-disciplinary team from the college has continued work on a collaborative project, supported by a National Science Foundation grant, to examine the daily experiences, health, and development of young …
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In April, more than 200 students from UT Knoxville spent a week helping children with disabilities at Camp Koinonia. The Therapeutic Recreation program at UT hosts the weeklong camp that …
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Last year, eight students stepped onto UT’s campus to find out what college life is like. It was an opportunity that these students may not have experienced without UT’s FUTURE …
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Low-income adults in Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina’s rural areas will now have greater access to postsecondary education, thanks to a federal grant recently awarded to the College of Education, …
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Before the ink was dry on the papers making the Center for Sport, Peace, and Society official at UT, the center had already landed a $1.2 million cooperative agreement with …
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If you watched the 2012 Olympics this summer you may have seen CEHHS alumnae and former Lady Vol Tamika Catchings pulling down rebounds and helping lead the US women’s basketball …
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Team UT students gain valuable experience working behind the scenes at the Kentucky Derby and the Super Bowl. Not many students can boast of the fact that they’ve been to …
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From the top of a pair of stilts, it’s easy to see the change that has come to Pond Gap Elementary School since the University-Assisted Community School (UACS) began in …
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The Egyptian revolution became real for Professor Brian Barber (Child and Family Studies) when he first visited Cairo in February 2011. It became even more real when the sting of …