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- 1Western Carolina Faces Tennessee Tech on Catamount Sports Networkβvs. Tennessee Tech - Catamount Sports Network - All-Access - Powered by SIDEARM Showcase
Western Carolina's athletics program is streaming its game against Tennessee Tech through the Catamount Sports Network's All-Access service, powered by SIDEARM Sports. The matchup gives fans of the Catamounts a way to follow the team live, and coverage of the broadcast is circulating among followers of the program and college sports in the region.
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Open Source Camp Chattanooga will return on November 13-14, hosted at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. The event brings together developers and open source enthusiasts for the regional gathering, announced by local news outlet Chattanoogan.com and the university itself. It marks the latest edition of the camp, which serves Chattanooga's growing tech community.
- 3Austin Peay State University Joins Tennessee Technology ConsortiumβΌAustin Peay State University Joins Tennessee Technology Advancement Consortium
Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee has joined the Tennessee Technology Advancement Consortium, according to a report from Clarksville Online. The move ties the university into a statewide effort to advance technology development and collaboration, though details about the consortium's activities and the university's specific role have not yet been made clear.
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The UNC Greensboro women's soccer team rallied after halftime to beat Tennessee Tech. A strong second-half performance, including decisive goals, carried the Spartans past the Golden Eagles in a college soccer matchup. Fans and followers of the program are celebrating the comeback win and the team's momentum as the season continues.
- 5Former Tennessee Tech Fraternity Alumni Treasurer Indicted Over $214,000βFormer Tennessee Tech Fraternity Alumni Treasurer Indicted After Misappropriating More Than $214,000
A former treasurer of a Tennessee Tech fraternity alumni organization has been indicted after investigators found he misappropriated more than $214,000. The case was announced by the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury, whose office reviews the handling of funds by local and affiliated organizations. Details of the charges, the individual's identity, and how the missing money was spent have not yet been released.
- 6Oak Ridge lab opens new quantum and battery research facilityβORNLβs new 100,000-square-foot facility pushes the frontiers of quantum computing, battery tech
Oak Ridge National Laboratory has opened a new 100,000-square-foot research facility aimed at advancing quantum computing and battery technology. The building expands the Tennessee lab's capacity for work on next-generation energy storage and quantum systems, areas seen as critical to US scientific and industrial competitiveness.