Tennessee Technological University records

Student newspaper of Tennessee Polytechnic Institute and later Tennessee Technological University. The collection includes digitized issues and The Oracle website.

Maps, photographs, business correspondence, and legal correspondence regarding the relocation of Burntstand Cemetery from Tennessee Tech University's campus to Shipley Cemetery. For the finding aid, see https://archives.tntech.edu/repositories/2/resources/2

Digitized and born-digital editions of The Eagle, the student-produced yearbook of Tennessee Tech University. Yearbooks include headshots of students, faculty members, administration, and staff; photographs of student organizations and athletic teams formally recognized by the university; photographs of campus and buildings; and photographs of events. Born-digital editions of The Eagle were originally distributed on DVDs. The born-digital editions include the software executable files and the video, image, and text files that make up the yearbooks. Note: Yearbooks in this collection are organized chronologically by decade and then by year.

Digitized and born digital photographs and videos taken by the Tennessee Tech University Photo Services office within the Office of Communications and Marketing. The photographs represented in this online collection are only a small fraction of the entire collection. Check out the full finding aid here: https://archives.tntech.edu/repositories/2/resources/8 Note: Photographs digitized for exhibits, as well as images and videos captured using digital cameras, are organized chronologically by decade, year, and month, where applicable. Ongoing digitization efforts will be incorporated into this collection based on box and folder numbers, aligning with the corresponding entries in the finding aid.

Contains records and collections created by colleges, departments, offices, and schools within Tennessee Technological University.

Website, newsletters, and news release of Tennessee Tech University Project AWAKEN. The project was a federally-funded grant program at Tennessee Technological University designed to address sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking on campus.

Collection of audio recordings and transcripts of interviews conducted by Tennessee Tech student volunteers in the 2020-2021 RACE PLUS program for the 30 year anniversary of the Leona Lusk Officer Black Cultural Center. The students interviewed Black and Hispanic alumni of Tennessee Tech University. Interviews cover the background of the individuals, their experiences at Tennessee Tech, and their lives after leaving Tech. Not all of the interviews are available publicly online--some of the oral histories have a restriction on being published online until 2040-2041. If you are interested in accessing those, please contact the Archives at [email protected]

 A computer generated composite picture (19 inch x 22 inch) of Tennessee Tech University presidents from 1916 to 2012.

Photographs, video, and book for the 100th year anniversary of the chartering of the University of Dixie (popularly known as Dixie College) in Cookeville, Tennessee.