When COVID-19 interrupted life on Rocky Top, UT responded. It’s what we do. It’s who we are.
Scientists Tap the World’s Most Powerful Computers to stop Coronavirus
The largest number of COVID-19 supercomputing projects involves designing drugs.
Professor Designs Face Shield for Health Care Workers
Beyond improving an essential device for medical workers in the fight against COVID-19, Assistant Professor of Architecture Maged Guerguis chose to innovate.
Social Work Alumni Redefine Essential Care during Pandemic
During the pandemic, alumni of UT’s College of Social Work are finding new ways to provide essential human services to their communities.
73 Graduates Each Complete over 225 Hours of Service
To celebrate UT’s 225th anniversary, the Jones Center for Leadership and Service designed a three-tiered medallion system to recognize students who log over 100 hours of community service during their academic career.
UT Faculty, Staff, and Students Form COVID-19 Relief Group
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted numerous efforts aimed at making sure medical personnel have the equipment they need. One such initiative in Knoxville is East Tennessee Chinese/Chinese American Care.
Apps Provide Patient-Centric Care during COVID-19
How can health care providers continue serving others effectively without putting themselves or their patients at risk? Two new apps created by UT researchers may help answer this question.
UT Helps Study Transit during Pandemic
In a collaborative project between UT and Portland State University, professors are studying the potential for shared bikes and e-scooters during the pandemic.
Professors Teach Stress Reduction to Hospital Students, Employees
Two professors in the College of Social Work are leading weekly sessions in mindfulness-based stress reduction.