Tennessee Tech Now Accepting Fall 2027 Applications
Tennessee Tech is now accepting applications for the Fall 2027 semester following the official opening of the university’s admissions window. Director of Undergraduate Admissions Jacob Cutshall said the early application period allows high school seniors to submit transcripts and begin the process of qualifying for presidential scholarships. “We want to make sure that we are […]
Tech Surpasses $50 Million Research Milestone First Time
Tennessee Tech officially surpassed $50 million in externally funded research for the first time during the fiscal year 2026 just completed. It marks the sixth consecutive year the university has set a new record for research funding. Vice President for Research and Economic Development John Liu said the $50.88 million total includes 177 different projects […]
Tech Accelerates Admission Timeline For New Students
Tennessee Tech is accelerating its timeline for student admissions and financial aid decisions to provide incoming students with award notifications before Christmas. Outreach Coordinator Joe Clark said the university wants to ensure students are aware of all available financial resources as early as possible to assist with their planning. Clark said providing this information quickly […]
Tennessee Tech Prioritizes Applicants Via Putnam First
Tennessee Tech launching its seventh annual Putnam First initiative Monday to provide Putnam County residents an exclusive two-week window to apply for the 2027-2028 academic year before the general public. Director of Admissions Jacob Cutshall said the program allows local students to submit their applications for the upcoming school year with the application fee waived […]
Six New Publishing Courses Debut At Tennessee Tech
Tennessee Tech expanding its desktop publishing program with the debut of six new courses designed to provide students with a stable and progressive curriculum in digital design. School of Professional Studies Lecturer Amy Hill said the university developed the new courses to ensure the curriculum remains consistent as the program grows. Hill said the program […]
Tennessee Tech Earns Repeat Top Public University Honors
Tennessee Tech has been named the top public university in the state of Tennessee for the third time by Money Magazine. News and Public Relations Director Jonathan Frank said the repeat recognition establishes a clear pattern of success for the institution. Frank said the ranking reflects a standard that the university has maintained the past […]
Tech Committee Approves Five-Year Architecture Degree
Tennessee Tech approved a new Bachelor of Architecture degree program. Vice President Dr. John Liu said the program addresses a high demand for workforce development across the state and nation. Liu said the degree will strengthen the university’s existing STEM and engineering programs by providing a complementary field of study that produces licensed professionals. “I […]
Tech Appoints First Cookeville Native Student Trustee
Tennessee Tech has appointed its first Cookeville native to serve as student trustee, senior Jimmy Guadalupe. The Tennessee Tech Student Government Association developed the selection process.Guadalupe said he is a first-generation American pursuing a double major in business management and business technology and information. “My purpose is not just to occupy a seat at the […]
Tech Achieves Record Graduates And Research Growth
Tennessee Tech achieved a record-breaking 2,644 graduates this year as the university continues to see rapid growth in its research funding and academic rankings. President Phil Oldham said the graduation total represents a 10 percent increase over the previous year and is the highest number in the history of the institution. Oldham said the university […]
Tech Trustees Approve Tuition & Fee Hike; Parking Help
The Tech Board of Trustees Thursday approved a 4.3 percent tuition increase and a new mandatory transportation fee. Vice President for Planning and Finance Claire Stinson said the university requested an exception from the state to exceed standard fee ranges to address long-standing campus parking issues. The proposal includes a $110 mandatory transportation fee that […]
