See Also: All Collections
- Catalyst
The mission of Catalyst: A Social Justice Forum is to bring together research and multimedia from multiple disciplines that is oriented toward the understanding and practice of social justice, broadly defined. By offering an innovative, peer-reviewed space that is open to rigorous research from all disciplines, as well as offerings from outside of academia, we hope to push the ideals of social justice to new levels.
- The Mugwump
A combination of college humor and literary material, The Mugwump was a University of Tennessee student publication that ran from November 1920 until 1932. The Mugwump details student life issues, sports, literary critiques, poetry, as well as student drawn cartoons and art work.
- Phoenix
Phoenix is a student-led literary publication, showcasing the creative output of UT’s diverse
student population. The Phoenix staff is proud to publish a new edition of Phoenix Literary/Art
Magazine each semester of the regular academic year.
- Pursuit
Pursuit: The Journal of Undergraduate Research at the University of Tennessee was founded in 2009. Pursuit is dedicated to publishing the scholarly work of UT undergraduates and is supported by the Office of Research and the Chancellor’s Honors Program. Pursuit accepts works from all academic colleges and departments at UT. The editors and review board are undergraduate students who consider and review submissions and work with select faculty and staff to publish Pursuit.
- Student Art in the Library
The Student Art in the Library program began in 2005. The juried exhibition is open to all undergraduate and graduate students currently enrolled at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. All 2-dimensional works will be considered. The exhibitions are on view in the Reference room on the first floor of Hodges Library. The artwork is selected by the Art in the Library Committee.
- Tennessee Alumnus
The Tennessee Alumnus, established in 1917, is published three times a year for the University of Tennessee Alumni Association and distributed to contributors to the Annual Giving Program. Donors of $10 or more are eligible for a subscription. Circulation reaches over 77,000 alumni and contributors.
- Transactions
Transactions: The Tennessee Journal of Business Law was founded in 1998 by a group of law students at the College of Law with the assistance and support of Professor Carl Pierce, then the Director of the Clayton Center for Entrepreneurial Law. The first issue was published in May 2000. Since that time, the Journal has evolved into the form of a traditional law review. Transactions aims to publish articles that are both scholarly and practical, addressing issues of importance to those working in the field of business law in the Southeast and nation-wide.
- University of Tennessee Commencements
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The University of Tennessee Commencement, with over two centuries of traditions behind it, is the formal ceremony that publicly recognizes graduate candidates and confers degrees upon them.
The frequency of the ceremony has varied from one annually to upwards of four times per year. The commencement programs featured
in this collection range from 1891 to the present and will continue with programs from upcoming years.
- University of Tennessee Football Programs
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The Volunteer Football Programs and Guides offer a unique glimpse into the history and traditions of the University of Tennessee
football team. The Tennessee Volunteers have one of the most storied histories in college football and some of the most colorful
traditions to match. This collection includes programs and guides for home games and postseason games dating back to 1904.
- Volunteer Yearbooks
The Volunteer Yearbook offers a unique visual and literary history
of the University of Tennessee through the eyes of the students. The
yearbook was first published in 1897 and has appeared annual ever
since, with the exception of the 1918 interruption of school activities
by World War
