This video is part of a three-part storytelling series developed to highlight graduates contributing to Our Tennessee Magazine, showcasing the creative talent and personal journeys shaped within the University of Tennessee System.
Students from the Dr. Sam Pack College of Business Traveled to Ireland to learn about how start ups and other companies are operated in another country. This video was published in our Fall/Winter edition of the Tarleton State Magazine.
This video kicked off our recent "future summit" event where university leaders reported on the past 5 years of our strategic plan and charted new paths for our future.
On Monday, January 19, Student Leadership and Civic Engagement celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. Day by providing service to community locations and taking “a day on, not a day off." 37 students, faculty, staff, and friends of UIC served at 2 sites across Chicago. Volunteers gave nearly 129 hours of service to organizations that resulted in an economic impact of over $4,507.
Culture, Community, and Competition—2025 Was All About Living the Flame!
Carol Petersen, Senior Director of the Wellness Center, talks about the 2014 launch of the Pop-Up Pantry and its subsequent success as it approaches its 10-year anniversary. Approximately 300-400 students are served per week from 11,000 bags of groceries annually (equals 11,000 students visiting the Pantry per year. Curtis Granderson, UIC Alumnus and former MLB player, speaks about Grand Giving, part of the Curtis Granderson Foundation, which is also celebrating its 10th anniversary and its connection to the UIC Pop-Up Pantry. Know that you're not alone.
The St. Lawrence Story Behind "I'll Be Home for Christmas" | A Holiday Song That Gives Back
Metropolitan State University of Denver leader Janine Davidson, Ph.D., reflects on the University's accomplishments over the past year with Rowdy the Roadrunner.
The Fall 2025 graduating class at Metropolitan State University of Denver celebrated its achievement at the university’s Commencement ceremonies in Denver. Led by President Janine Davidson, the ceremonies recognized 1,061 expected graduates between the morning and afternoon events. The total includes 120 associate graduates, 853 undergraduates and 88 master’s graduates. More than 50% of undergraduates are students of color, 56% are first-generation college graduates and 67% are transfer students. The class also includes 60 military veterans.
Metropolitan State University of Denver is Colorado’s third-largest institution of higher education—offering affordable, career-focused programs in the heart of downtown Denver. At MSU Denver, flexible learning, exceptional teaching and real-world experience come together to prepare graduates who strengthen Colorado’s economy.