In a paper, the director of the UT Center for Wildlife Health said Bsal, a kind of fungus, infects and damages salamanders’ skin, which can be fatal
Salamanders Can Actually Inactivate HIV and Other Viruses
Tennessee RiverLine Announces 2023 Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Impact Grant Recipients
Nearly $20,000 In Grant Funds Will Support DEI Programs In Tennessee River Communities
USDA Renews Borrower Training Agreement with University of Tennessee
USDA and UT Extension Leadership Expand Program Offerings for FSA’s Financial Training Curriculum
UTIA Collaborating with HudsonAlpha on $1 Million NSF Engines Development Award
The Planning Grant Will Help Establish a Green Bioeconomy in the Southeast, Create Jobs and Train Diverse Individuals Across STEM Disciplines
Volunteer Experience Faculty Fellows Program Launches
Cheryl Kojima and Andy Pulte, Both from the Herbert College of Agriculture, Join the Inaugural Class
Leadership Transition Announced for University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture
Keith Carver, chancellor at the University of Tennessee at Martin, will serve as the new leader of the UT Institute of Agriculture
UT Students Win Quiz Bowl at Society of American Foresters National Convention
The UT Student Chapter Won After Beating Other Collegiate Teams in Multiple Elimination Rounds
UTIA Animal Science Major Gains International Experience in Wildlife Conservation
Sydney Campbell Shares Her Volunteer Spirit with Loop Abroad
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Detected in Tennessee
State Veterinarian Orders an Immediate Halt to Poultry Shows, Exhibitions and Sales Statewide
Five Delegations of International Fellows Visit UTIA
Twenty-three International Fellows Travel to Tennessee as Participants of USDA Fellowship Programs