
The Howard H. Baker Jr. School of Public Policy and Public Affairs recognized excellence in academics, teaching, leadership and service during its inaugural Baker Awards ceremony on May 14.

Former Baker graduate student, Julia Swart, was drawn to the program by her passion for food policy and her desire to make a meaningful impact in the fight against hunger.

The Tocqueville Scholars program was founded in fall 2024 by the Institute of American Civics, grounded in the ideas of Alexis de Tocqueville.

Meet Kory Robinson, an MPA Online student at the Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs.

Since starting at the Baker School last fall, Hope Greene prioritized seizing opportunities connected to her interest in national security.

Every year, for one day in November, the University encourages its supporters to mobilize for the Big Orange Give.

The Baker School prepares students to be part of the solution, and that all begins in the classrooms.

As an undergraduate, Sarah Harper’s connections with the Howard H. Baker Jr. School of Public Policy and Public Affairs (Baker School) allowed her to explore interdisciplinary research projects across campus.

Baker School freshman Rami Ammar discovered his passion for politics and policy through Youth in Government (YIG), starting in 7th grade and participating in the program through high school.

Recent graduate John Turner is putting the skills he developed at UT to work and enjoying early career success as the director of business attractions at the Knoxville Chamber.