Setting the Stage for the Future of Theatre at UT
The first thing Jenny Boyd noticed about the Carousel Theatre when she walked into it for a school trip to see Annie Get Your Gun in the 1960s was the...
Category: Visual & Performing Arts
Faculty Spotlights
Nicole Eggers, an assistant professor of history, is an expert on African history and is fluent in Swahili. She received the College of Arts and Sciences 2020 Faculty Academic Outreach Service...
Spotlight on Diversity
As a college and institution of higher learning, it is our mission to promote intellectual inquiry and effective civic engagement within the context of respect for diversity. Our ability to...
Unlocking Knowledge for Public Good
The UT partnership with The Conversation helps faculty share their research and expertise with the public. In 2021, faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences published 15 articles, two...
Graduate Student Spotlights
Graduate students in our college choose from more than 50 programs when they join the UT community. We offer strong curricula and our faculty mentors provide supervision and opportunities for...
A Welcoming Place for All
When Althea Murphy-Price, an associate professor of art, came to UT in 2010, colleagues – including minority faculty from other departments — reached out to her and made her feel...
Diversity in Action
At UT, we are committed to the success of each one of our students, and we want people to bring their authentic self to our campus. We are committed to...
Introducing the College of Arts and Sciences
The College of Arts and Sciences is the gateway to knowledge for every undergraduate student at UT. We are the largest, most diverse college and a central driver of the...
Sparking Creativity
Our faculty, students, and alumni see the creative spirit at work and at play, igniting lifelong passions for authenticity and expression. Creativity fueled by curiosity is evident in the ways...
In a Speculative Light
As Black History Month kicked off in February 2020, staff in the UT Humanities Center worked with UT arts and humanities faculty to put the final touches on an interdisciplinary...
Visions of the End
In spring 2020, the McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture featured a special exhibition of rare artworks demonstrating how the Book of Revelation and other prophetic visions transformed medieval...
A Garden Blooms to Honor a Career
The Bob Mashburn Garden blooms beside a walkway between the Clarence Brown Theatre and the Carousel Theatre. It bridges the distance between the two playhouses where Professor Robert “Bob” Mashburn...
