Beyond Ready, How Tennessee 4-H Builds Leaders for What’s Next
Tennessee 4-H Youth Development is intentionally designed to help young people become beyond ready for life, work, and leadership
UT’s live mascot program enters a veterinary- led era as Neyland—Smokey XII—trains for his new role, one measured step at a time
Internships that open doors
From Tennessee to Brazil and Back Again
A growing research partnership aims to speed solutions for sustainable agriculture and resource conservation
Herbert construction science and management students go to Italy to study what still stands—and why it matters for what they’ll build next
Across Tennessee’s 4-H centers, new spaces will strengthen science, technology, engineering, and math skills and career awareness.
At the UT College of Veterinary Medicine, the path to a life of service starts early, engaging students from elementary school through college across Tennessee.
A gift of stethoscopes and two scholarship endowments grew from Claudia Hardy Amidon’s late-night drive to the UT Veterinary Medical Center— and a cat named Bandit.
Justin Rhinehart on UT Extension's Real-Life Impacts
Learning That Doesn’t Feel Like Learning
Building Tennessee's next STEM problem-solvers
Innovation Takes Root in Rural Tennessee and Alabama
The BRIDGES Engine is designed to transform underused farmland into launchpads for biobased innovation, connecting agriculture to new materials and markets, and new opportunities for rural communities.
Great Grads – Caroline Griffin
MS Public Health ’18, DVM ’19, and PhD, Comparative and Experimental Medicine ’25
BS Animal Science ’14
