Growing Plans
We want more Tennessee students to attend UT.

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Support Dance Marathon
It’s coming up Feb. 23, and you can help make it a success.
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UT Gets National Looks
The New York Times, USA Today, Time magazine—all have featured UT people or programs recently. Take a look at the regularly updated list of national media mentions at UT in the News.
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Education Ranks High
Another UT program has just been ranked among the U.S. best: the graduate school of education got the nod from U.S. News & World Report.
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Geier Speaks at Commencement
Hundreds more joined the ranks of UT alumni at December commencement. Civil rights pioneer Rita Geier was the featured speaker.
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Fraternities Are Remodeling
You can make gifts through UT to help with the house renovation projects.
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Black History Month Events Planned
UT will host a Black Issues Conference and more.
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• Pop-Ups and Meltdowns
  Bruce Foster (‘76) crafts pop-up figures for a wicked new book of celebrity meltdowns.
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• Alumni Whoop It Up at
  OUTback Bowl
  Look at pictures of Vol fans enjoying the Tampa trip.
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• Our Man in Sudan
  Mark Tribble (‘85) checks in from Sudan, where he works on rural electrification.
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• Be My Valentine
  There are nearly 13,000 UT alumni couples. With Valentine's Day approaching, here's a story of one of them.
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• Alumni President Appointed
  UTNAA President Debbie Diddle of Knoxville is a new member of the Commission on Colleges for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
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Got an Orange Car?
We thought you did. Would you like to show it off in the Homecoming parade? Send us pictures at torch@tennessee.edu.
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My Favorite Professor
Paeans to UT’s best faculty. Email torch@tennessee.edu with your favorites.
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Pets Wear Orange
More photos of your pets in big orange regalia. Pretty cute. Send more via e-mail to torch@tennessee.edu.
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I Remember the Strip
Reminiscing about good times on Cumberland Avenue.
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