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UT’s Engineering and Supply Chain Management Top-Ranked by U.S. News and World Report

According to the 2015 rankings, UT’s College of Engineering is ranked 32nd among public universities and 57th among undergraduate programs.
Three Engineering Professors on “World’s Most Influential” List

Three of our professors have been honored by being on the World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds: 2014 list.
DENSO Boosts UT Engineering’s Hybrid Vehicle Research

DENSO partners with COE to strengthen hybrid vehicle research, fueling collaborative advances in sustainable mobility and automotive innovation.
UTSI Celebrates 50th Anniversary

The University of Tennessee Space Institute is celebrating proudly celebrates 50 years of graduate study, research, and innovation.
Eastman Committing $2 Million to UT College of Engineering

Eastman pledges $2 million over five years to the College of Engineering, funding new faculty roles, upgraded labs, and student spaces.
AFRL Launches Hypersonic Branch at AEDC

The relationship between the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and Arnold Engineering Development Complex’s (AEDC) hypervelocity capabilities is paying dividends and leading to a more in-depth and scientifically broader collaboration. In light of the success of several joint projects, AFRL leadership has decided to extend the organization’s partnership with AEDC by establishing a new hypersonic…
Former NASA Astronaut and UTSI Graduate Henry Hartsfield Passes Away

Former NASA astronaut and UT graduate Henry W. (Hank) Hartsfield, Jr. died July 17 after an illness. He was 80 years old. Hartsfield earned a master’s degree in engineering science from the UT Space Institute in 1971. He served as commander of space shuttle Discovery’s maiden mission and flew on three shuttle flights. After his final shuttle flight,…
Former Alpharetta Star Dobbs Shines at Tennessee

Get insights into how the first football season went for Josh Dobbs at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
MABE Student accepted a co-op at Duke Energy

Mitchell McKinnon details his co-op experience with Duke Energy where he worked on several projects, including maintenance data collection.
UTSI Alumnus to Serve as Commander at International Space Station

Barry “Butch” Wilmore was selected to command a mission to the International Space Station, showcasing UT’s impact on space exploration.