(Aired Tues 10/21/25) We’re speaking with Dr. Lori Mann Bruce, our Chancellor here at UTC - for our monthly series, “Chatting with the Chancellor.”
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(Aired Weds 10/22/25) Chattanooga is on the cutting-edge map for tapping the potential of - and building the future for - quantum computing. This summer, our campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - hosted its first international quantum workshop.
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(Aired Tues 10/21/25) The SMILE Fund is an investment account managed by students here at UTC. Here's the second episode of a podcast hosted by two students in the fund: Zane Warren and Justice Cardenas.
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(Aired Mon 10/20/25) Hamilton Counted is a data project that tracks issues across Hamilton County such as public safety, addiction and homelessness. The latest report examines countywide data from the first half of this year.
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(Aired Mon 10/20/25) In the 1980s, the nonprofit Chattanooga Venture engaged thousands of residents - and the results revitalized this city. A series of speakers is now revisiting that era.
The Often Herd crosses oceans and musical boundaries from Northern England to this week's IBMA World of Bluegrass in Chattanooga - and live on WUTC with Paul Jorgensen.
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Alva Leigh with the band Call Me Spinster join Haley Solomon live in the studio at WUTC to talk about - and perform - a few tracks from Alva's new album "Wilderness."
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The Faux Paws calls itself "a triangle band in a land of circles." Listen to the band live on WUTC with Brian Hamilton and Haley Solomon during IBMA World of Bluegrass.
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(Aired Tues 10/21/25) Economic growth may seem abstract - but we feel its presence, and its absence, in everyday life. Dr. Claudia Kramer is UTC's Probasco Chair of Free Enterprise at the Gary W. Rollins College of Business.
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(Aired Thu 9/18/25) UTC alum Steven Kline is the new director of the Clarence T. Jones Observatory, owned and operated by the university since opening its doors in 1938.
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