Amazon announced that they have narrowed their search for a second headquarters from 238 cities and regions, down to 20. Cities remaining include major cities like New York, Boston, Chicago, Miami, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Washington D.C. However, in a somewhat surprising fashion two cities close to Chattanooga were also …
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Women and men grab your signs. This Saturday the first Women’s March of the year will be in Coolidge Park. Following the success of the previous year’s, the Chattanooga Women’s March will begin at 11am. There will be all sorts of vendors including food trucks and a couple of speakers. …
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Roland Martin. His name is synonymous with politics. From Bill Clinton to Barack Obama, Martin has interviewed multiple presidents, and he will be speaking at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, as part of their annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration. The celebration will take place on Friday, Jan. …
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Dr. Bryan Samuel has tendered his resignation as Director of Equity and Diversity for UT Chattanooga. Dr. Samuel has accepted a position with Kansas State University as Chief Diversity Officer for Kansas State University. His last day of service to UTC will be February 2. The University will conduct a …
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UTC will resume regular operating hours for all classes and events tomorrow, Thursday, January 18, 2018. Campus offices will open at normally scheduled times. Please be aware of conditions where you are. Use your own judgment regarding your safety. If you are unable to reach campus due to unsafe conditions, …
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This week in Mocs News, UTC recognizes its staff’s hard work, the Sugar Mocs continue its sweet season with a trip to the nationals, and we have an update on the ongoing construction at the State Building. Blue Ribbon Awards Given – 0:49 UTC’s Chuck Cantrell and Joe Wiram to …
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UTC honored faculty and staff for going the extra mile. The chancellor’s blue ribbon award is given to UTC’s faculty and staff to show appreciation for all their hard work. There is a winner for each month decided by a committee appointed by the chancellor. The recipients of the …
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On this week’s Mocs News, UTC will have some changes in leadership roles, we look at an organization that offers free services to students, and more. Merry Mocs-mas, and a Happy News Year! Jerald Ainsworth to Retire From UTC – 0:55 Trae Cotton Vice Chancellor For Student Development – 1:38 …
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