UTC College of Arts and Sciences

09/04/2026

Meet Michael Musgrave, our September Math Spotlight! From growing up on a mountain farm in Soddy-Daisy with eight siblings, two cows, and a "crap ton of chickens" to studying mathematics at UTC, Michael’s journey is truly unique.

09/04/2026

Mocs of a feather should stick together!

happy end of week 2! enjoy the long weekend 🫶🏻

09/03/2026

The UTC Department of Music is excited to welcome Kyle Johnson as new Adjunct Instructor of Cello!

Serving as Principal Cello of the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera, Kyle Johnson is a native of Pittsburgh, PA, and completed his Bachelors Degree at Carnegie Mellon University and his Masters Degree at Indiana University. Recently, he served as principal cellist of the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra and the Columbus (IN) Philharmonic. Additionally, he is an avid chamber musician and maintains an active freelancing schedule throughout the South and Midwest.

09/03/2026

UTC student and Partnership volunteer, Doreen Ntim Boateng, is hosting this event. Check it out:

Who Dropped the Case? is an interdisciplinary conference that brings together law enforcement, medical professionals, advocates, social workers, educators, and community leaders to educate and drive meaningful collaboration. Through expert panels and shared dialogue, they are uniting our community to build streamlined, trauma-informed systems for survivors of sexual assault, abuse, victimization, trafficking, and interpersonal violence.

09/03/2026

Check out the UTC Philosophy Club's schedule for Fall 2026! All meetings are on Fridays at 5pm in Holt 204.

09/03/2026

09/03/2026

Join us as we honor those who never made it home, as they made the ultimate sacrifice. We climb to remember, honor, and never forget! 🇺🇸

09/03/2026

Looking for an internship, your first job after graduation, or just a chance to explore your options?

The All Majors & Internship Fair is coming up on Wednesday, September 23! This is a great opportunity to meet employers, learn about internships and full-time positions, and start making professional connections, no matter your major or where you are in your college career.

More than 45 employers are scheduled to attend, representing fields like healthcare, behavioral health, government, education, finance, law enforcement, transportation, nonprofits, and more. Employers include the City of Chattanooga, McNabb Center, Highland Rivers Behavioral Health, Youth Villages, Hamilton County Schools, Tennessee Department of Children’s Services, Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union, Enterprise Mobility, U.S. Xpress, and many others.

📅 Wednesday, September 23, 2026
⏰ 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
📍 University Center, Tennessee Room

Even if you aren’t actively looking for a job yet, career fairs are a great way to learn what opportunities are out there and practice talking with employers. Bring your résumé and stop by!

09/03/2026

Background: Medication coupled with psychosocial treatment and support is the most effective approach to treating opioid use disorder (OUD). However, treatment needs outweigh availability in the U....