Podcasts:
- Black in Appalachia: Environmental Justice
- Black in Appalachia: Birdwatching while Black
- Pandemic Resiliencies: Creating Communities in the Time of Covid
- Battle of the Green Fishes
News:
News from our affiliated departments
- The Funny Thing About English- An Interview with Clinton Ricks and JoAnna Brooker
- Applications Now Open for Summer 2025 English 491/591- Theatre Festivals in England and Ireland
- Workshop / Acting for Motion Capture & Video Games
- Stan Garner Examines Vaccine Skepticism in Theatre
- UT’s Ndigirigi Named President of African Literature Association
- In Memoriam: Paul Pinckney
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Graduate students chosen to spend a year in the UTHC working on their dissertations graduate, on average, 1.5 years sooner, publish their first book sooner, and receive better job offers than other students in the humanities.
Faculty who spend a year at the University of Tennessee win NEH and other awards and publish award-winning books and research projects more quickly.