More than half of Tennessee businesses surveyed by Haslam’s Boyd Center absorbed rising fuel costs. Boyd Center Director Don Bruce says that could get harder as oil prices fluctuate.
Read more in @themtnpress: https://t.co/HgPrOmQcoM
Haslam is joining The Washington Campus, a business school consortium focused on business, government and public policy. The membership opens doors for students to understand how policy affects their organizations and become stronger leaders.
Read more: https://t.co/7EkemibAZh
Tennessee lottery revenues fell nearly $90 million in fiscal year 2025. What does that mean for college scholarships? Don Bruce of the Haslam College of Business explains the funding challenges and why college access matters.
Read more: https://t.co/14Sv3z7l0B
The Big Orange Combine takes UT students to Super Bowl LXI to connect with industry leaders and explore major event planning firsthand. 🍊🏈
Support learning beyond the classroom: https://t.co/kNEtAscyaZ
Thank you to our moderators, speakers, and everyone who joined us for “AI, the Customer and the Market” at the AInnovation Summit earlier this month.
Moderators
Alex Zablah
Zach Thompson
Speakers
Will Croushorn
Johannes Habel
March Liao
Congratulations to Haslam alumna Rachel McCrea (HCB, ’22) for joining the inaugural full-time M.S. in Business Analytics class at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business as a merit scholar. https://t.co/OHG9ySI03X
Seven kids. Two books a week. Fewer than four hours of meetings a day.
In the latest episode of Office Hours: Business Edition @United CEO Scott Kirby gets personal about family, reading and why he believes his job isn’t to work hard, but to think hard.
https://t.co/ybmAwBBk8T
Allen Ammerman has been named director of AI-enabled education at the Haslam College of Business. He will help faculty enhance teaching and learning with AI and prepare students for an evolving business world. https://t.co/RXsphwRBAj
The Haslam College of Business Executive MBA ranks No. 6 among U.S. public institutions in the Financial Times’ 2026 ranking, up seven spots! 🍊
The program also rose nine places to No. 22 among all U.S. institutions. #HaslamUT#ExecutiveMBA#HaslamAlumni
Rocky Top has a home in Tokyo. 🍊
UT alumnus Yoshi Momoki built Good Ole Tennessee Bar around connection and belonging. He returned to campus to share his entrepreneurial journey with business students.
Read his story: https://t.co/STEyzYcqBm
As emerging technologies change how businesses operate, @HaslamUT launched the Institute for the Future of Business to align business education with the evolving industry and employer needs. Read more⤵️ https://t.co/TX1GRmA8WA
Congratulations to Haslam alumni Anthony El Chibani, Garrett Holt, Blake Lawson and Bradley Self on being named to Knox News’ 2026 40 Under 40 class! 🍊
Read more: https://t.co/ClzrudvQKd
AI can create marketing content. Can it predict what works?
Research from Haslam College of Business’ James Reeder explores how past campaign data can help evaluate AI-generated messaging and why human judgment remains essential.
Read more: https://t.co/Dl0atobnEk
Experience a day in the life of a UT Executive MBA student! Join faculty-led classes, connect with alumni and meet fellow prospective students at the Haslam College of Business. Register today: https://t.co/F5NqJVbNDA
More than half of Tennessee business leaders surveyed absorbed higher fuel costs rather than passing them on to customers. Haslam’s @UTBoydCenter also found continued optimism about the state’s economy, despite growing national concerns.
Read the survey: https://t.co/V91iuRusTN
The new season of Office Hours: Business Edition is here.
@United CEO Scott Kirby and Monica Langley get into growth, competition and the connection between employee and customer experience.
Watch the first episode now.
https://t.co/z1XD7Hossr
A new working paper co-authored by Haslam College of Business professor Celeste Carruthers finds that the program increased college enrollment, two-year degree completion and transfers to four-year colleges.
Read more: https://t.co/DDy2MXLwdl
This fall, the Haslam College of Business welcomed 22 new faculty members across five departments. They bring a wide range of research, teaching and industry experience to the college, strengthening students’ education and advancing research at Haslam: https://t.co/1x0nI7otIZ
This past summer, 40 rising high school seniors explored business, college and future careers through Haslam’s 10-day BETS program.
Now in its 19th year, BETS has introduced more than 550 students to the world of business.https://t.co/fdkYmsj3Qn