Walmart Pharmacy, in Martin, has reached out to the University as another location to receive the COVID vaccine. At this time, Walmart Pharmacy is accepting appointments for the following categories of participants: Professors (faculty, lectures, adjuncts, etc.) Anyone over 16 with any health condition (i.e. asthma, high blood pressure, diabetes, etc.) To register for an… Continue reading COVID vaccines available at Walmart Pharmacy
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Skyhawks endure 110-minute bout with Jacksonville State in 1-1 tie
In their final Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) matchup against the Jacksonville State Gamecocks (2-3-1), the Skyhawks (2-3-1) hung on for a grueling 110-minute grinder to snag a 1-1 tie. For UTM, senior forward Alice Adams was the squad’s main offensive weapon. Adams amassed seven shots, with two of which being on target. The Skyhawks’ lone… Continue reading Skyhawks endure 110-minute bout with Jacksonville State in 1-1 tie
Skyhawk softball explodes for 23 runs in doubleheader sweep at Arkansas-Pine Bluff
The UTM softball team packed their bats and traveled south for a doubleheader at Arkansas-Pine Bluff where they exploded for 23 runs while posting a pair of shutouts to sweep the midweek series. The Skyhawks (9-4) tallied 26 hits on the afternoon – including six doubles, one triple and a pair of home runs to… Continue reading Skyhawk softball explodes for 23 runs in doubleheader sweep at Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Smith’s three hits not enough as UTM baseball drops 8-3 decision at Southern Illinois
Freshman Will Smith was responsible for a career-high three hits out of the leadoff spot for the UTM baseball team this afternoon but the Southern Illinois Salukis stayed hot in an 8-3 Skyhawk setback. One day after launching the first home run of his budding UTM career, Smith went 3-for-4 with an RBI for his second multi-hit game… Continue reading Smith’s three hits not enough as UTM baseball drops 8-3 decision at Southern Illinois
UTM softball caps off stay at Tennessee Invitational with 9-6 win over Northern Kentucky
The UTM softball team capped off its weekend appearance at the Tennessee Invitational on Saturday morning with a 9-6 victory over Northern Kentucky. The Skyhawks (6-2) tallied eight hits on the day behind multi-hit mornings from the pair of Paige Clark and Chelsey Gore. Sophomore Kaitlyn Kelley also continued her hot play by belting her fourth home run of the… Continue reading UTM softball caps off stay at Tennessee Invitational with 9-6 win over Northern Kentucky
Group lines up for ‘Walk with Carver’
UTM Chancellor Keith Carver explains to faculty, staff and students how the “Walk with Carver” event will proceed. Attendees took advantage of nice weather on Feb. 24 to join Carver in the walk around campus, an event intended to help people get outdoors and be healthy. Photo credit / Eddy Alvarez
Nordberg named Library Dean
Dr. Erik Nordberg has been named the dean of the UTM Paul Meek Library. Nordberg is joining UTM from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where he served as dean of the libraries. He earned his doctorate in industrial heritage and archaeology from Michigan Technological University, a master’s degree in library science from Wayne State University, a master’s degree in Anglo-Irish… Continue reading Nordberg named Library Dean
Wingett donation to benefit Accounting and Finance students
The University of Tennessee at Martin College of Business and Global Affairs recently received a $1 million pledge from James D. “Jim” and Barbara Wingett to continue funding the established James Duncan Wingett Scholarship Endowment, which benefits students majoring in accounting and finance. The Wingetts met while studying at UTM in the 1980s and wanted… Continue reading Wingett donation to benefit Accounting and Finance students
Lipstick/Lipgloss column
Listen, I know we’re all supposed to be wearing masks right now, but it’s time to talk about lipstick. For me, a good lip product is the piece de resistance to any makeup look. There’s nothing more satisfying to me than seeing everything come together once I swipe on a little bit of lipstick or… Continue reading Lipstick/Lipgloss column
Face-to-face format approved for spring classes
Courses that were approved to operate in hybrid or face-to-face formats may do so beginning tomorrow, January 21, 2021. When the decision was made to open the spring semester in an all-virtual format until January 21, we pledged to monitor conditions related to our campus COVID-19 situation. Based on information from the Tennessee Department of… Continue reading Face-to-face format approved for spring classes