On Campus

For years, Tennessee Tech University students have created technologies and systems to solve problems facing society. Recently, the university expanded those opportunities by building a makerspace and expanding innovation and entrepreneurship efforts on campus.

This week, several university representatives will travel to Washington, D.C., to participate in the second National Maker Faire. TTU is also part of the Make Schools Alliance, a coalition of schools dedicated to the maker movement that works in partnership with the White House.

Maps are helping people discover where they can find affordable and often much-needed medical care

Three Tennessee Tech University trumpet students have been awarded scholarships by the International Trumpet Guild to attend the group’s annual conference.

The inaugural class of nuclear professionals from the Tennessee Valley Authority began training Monday in a new workforce development program offered by Chattanooga State Community College.

TnAchieves, the forerunner of Tennessee Promise, offered students two years of community college tuition-free.

Tennessee Tech University graduates are among the best-prepared in the state for successful careers, according to a study by the Brookings Institute’s Metropolitan Policy Program.

TTU is the top-ranked public university in the state; across all of Tennessee’s four-year institution, it is second to Memphis’ Rhodes College.

The forty-third annual commencement ceremony at Volunteer State Community College was the largest number of graduates participating in the ceremony in college history

Tables promoted various disciplines in MTSU’s College of Behavioral and Health Sciences, including fashion design, physical education, athletic training, and leisure, sport and tourism.

Roane State students are the first recipients of $1,250 NASA scholarships awarded to students at the college pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) fields. 

Art students recently pitched their dreams for their work to a panel of judges instead of taking a traditional final at Tennessee Tech University.