The new initiative connects business leaders, students and researchers to promote technological fluency, all while focusing on human potential

Allen Ammerman to lead Haslam faculty efforts to integrate AI into its academic programs.

The UT broadcasting alumnus founded a bar in Japan focused on community and his love of the Volunteer State.

According to Haslam research, AI may help marketers predict the outcome of different assets, helping to mediate some of the hazards of traditional A/B testing.

Students competed in a pitch competition for $3,000 in Roe Prize funding.

Three Haslam undergraduate programs also performed well in the rankings’ sub-categories.

Haslam welcomed 418 new master’s students in fall 2026.