Savannah Knepp arrived at Tech in the spring. The Plain City, Ohio, native took some time after high school to plan her next steps before being recruited to join Tech’s women’s beach volleyball team.
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Arianna Michael, a McMinnville native, planned to enroll in college in fall 2025. But as a first-gen college student, she was navigating an unfamiliar process. Rather than rush, she took more time to prepare and enrolled at Tech in the spring.
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Tech will welcome 38 of the region’s top high school marching bands – including programs considered among the nation’s best – to its newly renovated Tucker Stadium Oct. 30-31 for the Bands of America Middle Tennessee Regional Championship.
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This week on College Town Talk, we sit down with Dr. Kim Hanna, dean of Tennessee Tech’s newly elevated Whitson-Hester College of Nursing and a proud Tech alumna. Listen at tntech.edu/collegetowntalk or wherever you get your podcasts.
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George Chitiyo, professor of educational research and evaluation at Tennessee Tech, recently presented at the International Chess Federation (known by its French acronym FIDE) Summit on Chess in Education in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
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Spend a day with Tennessee Tech chemistry major Natalie Stone. 🧪
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For Tennessee Tech employee Lisa Rice, her 40-year career at the university comes down to one thing: serving students.
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Tech will bring its “Tech to You” event series to communities across the state, with stops in Franklin, Murfreesboro, Mt. Juliet, Chattanooga and Knoxville beginning Oct. 27. It will also make a stop in Huntsville, Ala., for the first time.
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The School of Art, Craft and Design at Tennessee Tech University will present the 29th annual Bacchanal on Sunday, Oct. 26, from 1 to 5 p.m. at Spankies Restaurant in Cookeville.
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Tech's Office of Financial Aid will host its annual "Early Bird Tour" on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Roaden University Center's Multipurpose Room to answer common FAFSA questions.
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Peyton Presley is majoring in wildlife and fisheries science at Tech, where he is among the students benefiting from “Roane to Tech,” a partnership designed to provide Roane State students with a seamless transition to the four-year university.
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Spend a day with Tennessee Tech civil and environmental engineering major John Williamson. 🏗️
What's Your Major? - Civil and Environmental Engineering via @YouTube | youtu.be/lLIv6TqSEdE
Tech is recognizing National Transfer Student Week, held Oct. 19–23, by announcing expanded transfer scholarship opportunities beginning with the upcoming spring semester and a waived application fee for domestic undergraduate transfer students.
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For the third consecutive year, Tennessee Tech University is bringing together the campus and community to raise cancer awareness through "Tech Goes Pink."
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This week on College Town Talk, we sit down with Dr. Teresa Chasteen-Dunn, a member of the Tennessee Tech Board of Trustees and Tennessee Tech Foundation Board of Directors. Listen at tntech.edu/collegetowntalk or wherever you get your podcasts.

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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.
Built for the challenge. Ready for what's next. 🟣🟡
Still undefeated at home and ready for another one Saturday!
Tech received a $434,204 grant through the Metallurgical Engineering Trades Apprenticeship & Learning (METAL) program to expand hands-on metal casting education and workforce training for students, educators and industry professionals.
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Tennessee Tech alumna and international best-selling author Hannah Whitten recently released her sixth novel, Reliquary.
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