Health & Wellness

  • Student Resources for Finals Week

    Student Resources for Finals Week

    As the days get shorter and the time spent at the library gets longer, the university offers several resources to support students’ well-being as they finish the semester. Whether you are in search of additional academic support to help you through final exams or mental health resources particularly through the winter months, the Division of…

  • How to Book an Appointment with the Student Health Center

    The Student Health Center works to meet your health care needs on campus. There are a few ways to book an appointment at the Student Health Center, and we included a how-to guide below to help you set up your first appointment! The center provides non-emergent, outpatient medical care by appointment only for all currently enrolled…

  • Caring and Wellness for All Vols

    Caring and Wellness for All Vols

    Living a full, balanced life is critical to your success and wellness at UT. Being a healthy Vol means prioritizing your wellness and taking proactive steps to avoid the common cold and flu, eating a balanced diet, being physically active, and getting enough sleep. It also means building a social network, relieving stress, and knowing…

  • Get to Know the Student Counseling Center

    Get to Know the Student Counseling Center

    The Student Counseling Center is the university’s primary facility for mental health services for students. The Student Counseling Center exists to help you and offers short-term individual and group therapies. Staff members provide a variety of short-term services for currently-enrolled students to address problems ranging from mild situational stresses to acute mental health conditions. Good…

  • A Vol’s Story of Finding Community through the Center for Student Engagement

    When walking through the University of Tennessee’s bustling campus, most students will find themselves throughout the school year stopping at a handful of events. The Center for Student Engagement frequently hosts events in the Student Union, 21st Mortgage Plaza, or elsewhere on campus to bring students together and provide spaces for Vols to balance their…

  • Third Annual Pack to Give Back Supports Student Needs

    At the University of Tennessee, being a Volunteer is a way of life. And no Student Life event highlights that more than the annual Pack to Give Back. Organized each year by the Office of the Dean of Students, this one-day event creates volunteer opportunities that support needs within the campus community. During Pack to…

  • New Vol Retreat Space Embodies Commitment to Student Well-being

    A new space where students can relax and refresh is now available in the heart of campus. Vol Retreat is an oasis for calm, well-being, and tranquility in the space of the former Art Gallery in the Student Union. Officially opened on Wednesday, April 23, 2025, with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting, the new space has welcomed…

  • Three Student Health Ambassadors Present at National Conference

    The University of Tennessee, Knoxville was well-represented at March’s Southern College Health Association Annual Conference. Three ambassadors from the Student Health Center presented their work to college and university health practitioners from across the Southeast, promoting public health and deepening their own professional skills. Emma Miyamoto, Gracie Hitchcock, and Emma Butler, who are each studying…

  • Rocky Top Presidents Institute Enhances Student Leadership

    Rocky Top Presidents Institute Enhances Student Leadership

    Student leaders play a pivotal role on the campus community at the University of Tennessee. And through the Center for Student Engagement, students have opportunities to elevate their leadership and improve their skills while connecting with other student leaders. The Rocky Top Presidents Institute provides a space for these campus leaders to learn from various…

  • UT Recognizes Sexual Assault Awareness Month with Campus Events

    April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s Center for Health Education and Wellness and Office of Title IX are collaborating to host a variety of events aimed at raising awareness, increasing knowledge, and fostering an informed and engaged campus community. Featured events [highlight color=gray1]Kickoff Event: Paint the Rock Monday, March…