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Careers ‘n Coffee with Knoxville Utility Board
Take a break and enjoy a FREE cup of coffee while speaking with recruiters from Knoxville Utilities Board on Wednesday, September 3, at 11 AM in the RUC’s Swoops Food Court.
KUB is one of the largest public utilities in the country, providing electric, fiber, gas, water, & wastewater services to Knoxville & surrounding counties. They strive to improve customers’ quality of life by providing safe, reliable, & affordable services.
Check on Handshake to find out more about this and other employer events!
Careers n’ Coffee events are hosted by the Center for Career Development.
931-372-3232
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Trauma Recovery Group Fall Semester 2025
Are you struggling to work through unresolved trauma? Join our trauma recovery group to learn about the different ways trauma can affect us, develop techniques that may help in times of distress, as well as being a positive support for others who also struggle with the same experiences. The group will meet on Tuesdays at 3:00pm starting September 9th in the RUC room 387. Contact Tessa Benefield at tbenefield@tntech.edu to join. Only students are eligible for this group – all students are welcome!
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WMC Financial Wellness Series Session One: Building Credit
WMC Financial Wellness Series Session 1: Building Credit
We’ll kick off our workshop series by chatting about one of the most important ways to set yourself up for financial success: building credit. Credit is crucial to all kinds of financial transactions, from financing a car (or house!) to renting an apartment. Dr. Alma Nuñez, Professor of Finance in Tech’s College of Business, will be leading our workshop.
Wednesday, September 3rd
4-5:15 pm
Bell Hall 260Find more information on upcoming sessions on our website tntech.edu/women or email women@tntech.edu! RSVP Here!
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ECE Guest Speaker Dr. Dale Blair
On Tues., Sept. 2nd at 11 AM in Brown 315, the Electrical and Computer Engineering Honor Society Eta Kappa Nu (IEEE-HKN) will be hosting guest speaker Dr. Dale Blair. He will be giving a talk about his engineering experiences and giving general advise to engineering students at Tennessee Tech. He presentation will include topics about controls and sensors as well as how engineering is used in industry and how your time at Tennessee Tech will provide you with tools to solve any problem.
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Off Campus Parking at Collegeside Church of Christ
Collegeside Church of Christ welcomes TN Tech students to park in the east parking lot. We know parking on campus can be challenging at times. We ask that you park only in the 100+ places highlighted in GREEN above. We will do our best to avoid towing or booting, but must save the red zones for our church and Mother’s Day Out program. If you have questions, please contact Clay Wesley (clay@collegeside.org)
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Join Speech and Debate TONIGHT!!!
Interested in perfecting your public speaking skills? Like to argue? Want free pizza and GREAT company?
Join Speech and Debate TONIGHT in RUC 370 at 5:30 p.m. for our Meet & Greet!
This meeting is for prospective new members! We invite all grade levels and majors to join us and see what our club offers! Experience what one of our meetings looks like, along with free food and prizes! We also have a drawing for a SPECIAL prize!
Please sign up! If you have any questions, contact awarneke42@tntech.edu
See you soon!
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Tennessee Tech Soccer vs ETSU
Tennessee Tech soccer plays ETSU today, August 28 at 5:30 p.m.
Join us at Tech Soccer Field to watch your Golden Eagles take on Buccaneers
Wings Up!
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Tennessee Tech Football vs. Cumberland
Football season is finally here!
This Saturday, August 30, the Golden Eagles take on the Cumberland Phoenix at 12 p.m. at Tucker Stadium for our first home game!
Tailgating begins at 9 a.m. Enjoy live music, a kid’s zone with inflatables, and performances by the Golden Eagle Cheer and Dance teams. Finally, get a chance to see the Golden Eagle football team during the Eagle Walk before the game.
Visit ttusports.com to get tickets and reserve tailgate spots.
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Student Tailgating for Football vs. Cumberland
Attention Golden Eagles!
This Saturday August 30 at 12 p.m. your Golden Eagle football team takes on Cumberland University
The 98.5 KISS FM Tailgate Park opens at 9 a.m. and student tailgating is free with no reservations required! The student tailgate section will be on the grass on the north side of the tennis courts next to the inflatable helmet.
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Daylong Broom Making Workshop at the Craft Center – Saturday, September 27
Create enchanting hand-made brooms and explore the basics of this traditional craft! You’ll learn how to use broomcorn and twine to craft your own brooms, from start to finish. Make hand held and long handled brooms, including turkey wings, hawk tails, sweepers, pot scrubbers and more. Open to beginners, moderate hand and upper body strength is recommended. Tennessee Tech faculty, students and staff get 25% off with code ACC25. Click here for more workshops or to register!
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INTO THE WOODS AUDITIONS at The Backdoor Playhouse!
One of Sondheim’s most popular works, Into the Woods is a musically sophisticated show with the opportunity to feature actors adept at dark comedy. AUDITIONS: Sept. 2, 6:00 PM Backdoor Playhouse. Call backs: Sept. 3 & 4, 6:00 PM, Backdoor Playhouse. Please note, must be a TN Tech student.
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Bryan Symphony at Dogwood Park
TTU’s Bryan Symphony Orchestra will perform a free concert in Dogwood Park on Sunday evening, August 31st, at 7pm. , featuring music from Wicked, Superman, How to Train Your Dragon, and a musical remembrance of Chuck Mangione and the Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson. Pre-concert activities for children will start at 6pm. Come dressed as a favorite character from one of the movies listed above, or even a beach boy or Chuck Mangione! Rain location is Wattenbarger auditorium at the Bryan Fine Arts Center.
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Congratulations to winners of the Spirit Days decorating competition!
The Office of Communications & Marketing congratulates the winners of the 2025 Spirit Days decorating competition! With the forthcoming dedication of “Wilmore Way,” this year’s contest included an outer space theme. First place was awarded to the Millard Oakley STEM Center, second place to the College of Agriculture & Human Ecology and third place to the Office of the President. The “fan favorite” award went to The Post. Thanks to everyone who participated for a spirited start to the semester!
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Congratulations New Honors Program Director
Congratulations and welcome new Honors Program Director, Lindsey Roberts, and new Administrative Services Coordinator, Rachel Ickes! Lindsey started in the Honors Program as a student and helped shape the program as Program Coordinator and Interim Director before taking the helm as Director on July 1. Rachel is new to Tennessee Tech and is already a welcome addition to the team since joining the program in the spring semester. They both are committed to strengthening leadership, growing research, and connecting the community through service and civic engagement. Lindsey and Rachel are excited to continue working with Tech students, faculty, and staff!
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Battle of the Birds Giving Challenge begins Thursday at noon!
The sky isn’t big enough for two birds…
The Battle of the Birds Giving Challenge launches at noon on Thursday and runs through noon on Saturday, Aug. 30. Join alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends and help Awesome Eagle beat Cumberland University’s Phelix the Phoenix in a 48-hour showdown to see which school can raise the most.
Then, join us at Tucker Stadium at noon on Saturday when the Golden Eagles take on Cumberland University in our first football game of the season. The winning mascot will be crowned at halftime.
Beat Cumberland in giving.
Beat Cumberland on the field.
Let’s win this thing — twice!Make your gift beginning at noon on Thursday: https://giving.tntech.edu/campaigns/battle-of-the-birds