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Join the Crawford Alumni Center for an alumni mixology class
April 6, 2026
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
1854 Cocktail Bar & LoungeSample different drinks, learn cocktail basics, enjoy charcuterie, and create a custom cocktail or mocktail of your own with the guidance of a mixologist. Receive instruction in this hands-on, small group cocktail creation class!
Learn More and Register Here: Alumni Mixology Class
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Disco swing
Grab a friend, dress up in your best 70s outfits, and come groove with the Swing Dance Club in the Memorial Gym dance studio this Thursday, March 12th at 7 pm! This will be a fun night of dancing that you won’t want to miss! Snacks will be provided, and a beginner dance lesson will occur at 7:30!
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CAPS Art Contest: March 27
The Center for Addiction Prevention & Support at Tennessee Tech University is hosting an art contest for emerging adults ages 18-29, on March 27, 2026 from 5:30 to 7 p.m at the center’s office at 10 W Broad Street, Cookeville (Regions Bank building).
The contest theme is self-image and its link to a drug-free future. Participants are invited to submit original artwork that reflects how positive self-image supports healthy choices and prevention.
The winning artwork will be featured as the centerpiece of a social media and prevention campaign. The winner will also receive a gift basket. Submissions are due March 27. To sign up, use the QR code on the event flyer, or email rbussell@tntech.edu.
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Nominations for the 2026 Derryberry Award due March 13
The 2026 Derryberry Award nomination deadline is Friday, March 13. This award was established in honor of the late Everett Derryberry after 34 years as president of Tennessee Tech. This prestigious honor grants a plaque and cash award to a graduating senior who demonstrates a high level of scholastic achievement and successful campus involvement in leadership and enrichment opportunities. Individuals who graduated in December 2025 or are scheduled to graduate in May or August 2026 are eligible for nomination.
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28th Annual Celebration of Craft
The Appalachian Center for Craft invites everyone to attend the Celebration of Craft, our biggest event of the year! Celebration is free and open to the public from 10am – 5pm on Saturday, April 11th, with demonstrations in glass, blacksmithing, clay, wood, and fibers studios. Enjoy a variety of food trucks, free kids’ crafts, a 25% off gallery sale and live music/performances. Don’t miss out on a great time celebrating all things craft! Click here for full info.
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Fan Food Frenzy
Think you can handle the heat? Join Fan Food Frenzy, our spicy wing eating contest, on March 12 at 11:15am in the Caf. Only the bravest will win a prize! Participation is limited to 10 contestants, so sign up through the QR code or the link on our social media @TNTech_Dining. Come watch the action!
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QPR Suicide Prevention Training
Come join the Center for Counseling and Mental Health Wellness for a suicide prevention training on Tuesday, March 10th from 11:00-12:00 in the RUC room 101. You will learn 3 simple steps that can help save someone from suicide. All are welcome – no reservation required! Please contact the Center for Counseling and Mental Health Wellness at 931-372-3331 if you have any questions.
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Golden Eagle football scores big with transfer portal for 2026 season
Your Golden Eagle football team is bringing in top talent through the transfer portal for the 2026 season. In transfer portal rankings from FCS Football Central, Tech claimed three of the top 15 wide receivers (Ivan Hoyt #11, Gabe Nunez #4, Eric Weatherly #3), the #3 running back (MJ Flowers) and two top 10 quarterbacks (Zolten Osborne #10, Jax Leatherwood #3). The momentum comes as we look ahead to the first season with the new west side of Tucker Stadium this fall. Wings Up! 🦅🏈
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The Latest Intercultural Affairs Newsletter
The latest Intercultural Affairs Newsletter is now available! Created to spotlight the people, programs, and events that shape the student experience, this new monthly newsletter offers an inside look at the Intercultural Affairs Office, our staff, mentoring and ambassador programs, and recent events from the month of February. You’ll also find information on how to stay connected with our office and get involved throughout the year. Keep an eye out each month for new stories, highlights, and opportunities to engage with Intercultural Affairs. Visit the Intercultural Affairs website to check out the newsletter!
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Honors Program Students Present at TCHC Honors Conference
Please join the Honors Program in celebrating our students who presented at the TCHC Honors Conference: Yulieth M. (ChE & SPAN), Júlia H. (PHYS & NuclearE), Adia B. (HEC), Jackie J. (ANS), Matty H. (SOC), Eli M. (MDS & SPAN), and Trevon C. (ME). Students shared their research with faculty and peers from across the state. Tech had the largest group represented, and our students took first place in the Trivia Competition! Support Honors students in attending future conferences and more here.
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Share the Road
University Police would like to remind everyone that Tennessee law requires drivers to give 3 feet of space when passing people walking or biking. If 3 feet isn’t possible, change lanes or slow down and be prepared to stop until you can pass safely. #ShareTheRoad
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Arrive Alive: March 5
The Center for Addiction Prevention & Support will host Arrive Alive from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, March 5 on the main quad.
Arrive Alive is a safety awareness event focused on the dangers of drinking and driving. Students are invited to learn practical strategies for making responsible decisions, protecting their friends, and staying safe over spring break.
Participants will have the opportunity to pledge to Arrive Alive. Free pizza will be available while supplies last.
For more information, contact the Center for Addiction Prevention & Support.
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The Center for Student Engagement is Hiring – Apply now!
The Center for Student Engagement is pleased to announce three student worker positions for the upcoming academic term. We will hire two with the Center for Student Engagement and one with the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life. These roles offer flexible hours, leadership experience, and the opportunity to support key campus programs.
Interested students should complete the Student Worker Application Form by March 16. For questions, please reach out to The Center of Student Engagement at engagement@tntech.edu.
We look forward to reviewing your application.
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SOES Director Candidate Seminar – Dr. Verble
Please join us for a SOES Director Candidate Seminar presented by Dr. Robin Verble. The seminar will be held Monday, March 9th at 3:00 PM in LSC 1201. We encourage faculty, staff, and student attendance as this is a great opportunity to learn more about the candidate. We hope to see you there!
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SOES Director Candidate Seminar – Dr. Druckenbrod
Please join us for a SOES Director Candidate Seminar presented by Dr. Druckenbrod. This seminar offers an opportunity to learn more about the candidate’s experience and goals. We encourage faculty, staff, and students to attend. The seminar will be held Thursday, March 5th at 3:00 PM in Stonecipher Lecture Hall, Room 126. We hope to see you there!