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With an enrollment of more than 10,000 students, Tennessee Tech offers degrees from eight academic schools and colleges: Agriculture and Human Ecology, Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering, Fine Arts, Interdisciplinary Studies, and Nursing. Tech produces practical, ready-to-work graduates from a broad range of academic disciplines prepared to compete in a technologically driven world. Here, students have the freedom to discover and pursue their passions, knowing there is a supportive community behind them. Developing their passions into hundreds of student clubs and organizations, Tech students make an impact on campus, in the community and around the world. Our students cultivate a lifelong desire to learn about their favorite subjects, or pursue entirely new interests under the guidance of knowledgeable and supportive faculty. A genuine community of faculty, staff and alumni committed to challenging all to bring out their best and to supporting each other in academic, personal and professional development exists at Tech. These pursuits result in honest, lifelong connections that carry far beyond the classroom.

For the third consecutive year, Tennessee Tech University is bringing together the campus and community to raise cancer ...
10/15/2026

For the third consecutive year, Tennessee Tech University is bringing together the campus and community to raise cancer awareness through "Tech Goes Pink."

"Cancer affects everyone. Tech Goes Pink is about battling this disease through a true college-town collaboration," said Charria Campbell, director of Intercultural Affairs at Tech.

Read more: https://www.tntech.edu/news/releases/26-27/tech-goes-pink-to-raise-cancer-awareness.php

Our favorite two words: fall break 😌No classes Thursday or Friday, but offices will remain open.
10/15/2026

Our favorite two words: fall break 😌

No classes Thursday or Friday, but offices will remain open.

This week on College Town Talk, we sit down with Dr. Teresa Chasteen-Dunn, a longtime educator, philanthropist and busin...
10/14/2026

This week on College Town Talk, we sit down with Dr. Teresa Chasteen-Dunn, a longtime educator, philanthropist and business leader who now serves as a member of the Tennessee Tech Board of Trustees and Tennessee Tech Foundation Board of Directors.

Dr. Chasteen-Dunn shares the story behind WIN Learning, the organization she co-founded that has helped more than 10 million learners worldwide develop the skills they need to succeed in life and in the workplace.

She also discusses her role as board chair for Mustard Seed Ranch, a local nonprofit serving children from difficult circumstances, as well as her generous financial support of Tech and how overcoming serious health challenges has given her a deeper sense of purpose and gratitude.

Listen at www.tntech.edu/collegetowntalk or via the links below.

Spotify: https://bit.ly/3VPu330
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10/13/2026

At just 10 years old, Tennessee Tech football player Jameson Wharton started Football for the Cure in honor of his late aunt. Thirteen years later, he’s still carrying that mission forward. Hear Jameson share the story behind the fundraiser and why he continues the tradition.

10/12/2026

Built for the challenge. Ready for what's next. 🟣🟡
Still undefeated at home and ready for another one Saturday!

Tennessee Tech has received a $434,204 grant through the Metallurgical Engineering Trades Apprenticeship & Learning (MET...
10/11/2026

Tennessee Tech has received a $434,204 grant through the Metallurgical Engineering Trades Apprenticeship & Learning (METAL) program, led by IACMI - The Composites Institute, to expand hands-on metal casting education and workforce training opportunities for students, educators and industry professionals.

“I see this grant as an investment in people as much as in manufacturing,” said Vivekanand Naikwadi, assistant professor of Manufacturing and Industrial Systems Engineering and Foundry Educational Foundation (FEF) Key Professor. “When students make a mold, pour a casting and evaluate the result, they begin to understand why careful design, process control and safety matter. Our bootcamps can give participants that experience and help them see a future for themselves in metal manufacturing.”

Read more: https://www.tntech.edu/news/releases/26-27/tech-receives-more-than-400000-grant-to-expand-metal-casting-workforce-training.php

Another one for the Golden Eagles 🤙Thanks Wings Up Landing Student Tailgate sponsor, El Jimador!
10/10/2026

Another one for the Golden Eagles 🤙

Thanks Wings Up Landing Student Tailgate sponsor, El Jimador!

10/09/2026

Tomorrow, we’re back at Tucker Stadium. 🏈🤙

10/07/2026

Spend a day with Tennessee Tech art education major Gabriella Herrera 🎨

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