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Haslam College of Business Increases Fundraising Goal to $200 Million

UT’s Haslam College of Business is increasing its goal for the Join the Journey: Investing in the Journey to the Top 25 Campaign from $175 million to $200 million.

UT Boyd Center Partners with Vanderbilt, THEC to Research ‘Drive to 55’ Outcomes

The partnership will establish the Tennessee Postsecondary Evaluation and Analysis Research Lab, or TN-PEARL.

Haslam Students Gain Transnational Perspectives During Dublin Capstone Course

The course took place over 20 days and included visits to business and political institutions.

Business Education for Talented Students (BETS) Program Completes Tenth Year

The Haslam College of Business BETS Program recently completed its tenth year of bringing diverse high school students to campus.

Noble and Kelley Named to Proffitt’s and Goodner’s Professorships

Accomplished scholars in marketing and finance, the two professors demonstrate commitment to the next generation of academic and business leaders.

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Former Reagan official takes aim at Haslam gas tax plan

- The Commercial Appeal

UT report analyzes options for paying for Tennessee road improvements

- WATE.com

UT report favors Haslam gas tax plan over alternative

- The Tennesseean

Economic report affirms 'it's a great time to be a Tennessean'

- Knoxville News Sentinel

Dive into Data with a Master's in Business Analytics

- U.S. News & World Report

University of Tennessee Announces NSF Innovation Corps Workshop

Researchers can now apply for a two-week program to help them commercialize their work.

Harvey Joins Haslam as Leadership Division Executive Director

Harvey will manage client relationships, work to determine new program offerings and pursue ambitious growth targets for the division.

Census: Tennessee’s Median Age Continues to Grow

Since the 2010 Census, Tennessee’s population has continued to age and 2016 was no exception.

Business Students Explore Classic and Modern Leadership in London

A group of 24 students from the Haslam College of Business studied took a mini-term in London, England, in May.

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