A team-based course offered for the first time is helping students in the School of Architecture understand the principles of business, the role of startups in industry and the value of entrepreneurialism. Led by Adjunct…
Students in Kimberly Mitchell’s Advanced Graphic Design class created brand designs for an initiative that advocates for accessibility to clean solar energy. In collaboration with Vote Solar and on behalf of the National Association for…
This month, students in IA Collaborative put together goodie bags to show their appreciation for the essential workers in the Art + Architecture building. Delaney O'Brien, philanthropy chair for the organization, and other members created…
Fifteen communities have been accepted to the inaugural cohort of the Tennessee RiverTowns Program as part of the Tennessee RiverLine, North America’s next great regional trail system. This transformative initiative is led by the University…
Students from Christopher Cote’s spring 2020 Graphic Design Foundations I course placed as finalists in the 2021 Communication Arts Magazine typography competition. They are being recognized for their work titled the Quarantine Object Alphabet. The…
Watch the video from the fall 2020 commencement that was held on Nov. 21 Chancellor Donde Plowman announced on Oct. 2 that in-person commencement will take place between Nov. 19-22. These ceremonies, to…
The creativity and generosity of spirit from our students extends past the classroom and into giving back to the community. This month, students brought Halloween smiles to Volunteer families and festive Jack o’lanterns to many…
If you thought you saw TV cameras and hubbub at Knoxville’s Dead End BBQ recently, you did. Those TV cameras were from the Foodable Network in town for three days to shoot a story about…
Caleb Brackney, a student in our Master of Architecture and Master of Landscape Architecture dual degree program, put his education, skills, ingenuity and creativity to practice to design and build a unique home for himself…
This semester, students in Christopher Cote’s second-year Graphic Design typography class are using their skills and ingenuity to support the community. While learning about communicating with type, the students created variations of typographic statements for t-shirts…
