University of Tennessee Health Science Center as well as local, state, and federal elected officials broke ground on a $350 million College of Medicine Interdisciplinary Building Thursday — a building they say will help address a physician shortage in Tennessee and recruit prospective medical students from across the country.
University of Tennessee System President Randy Boyd, from left, Lt. Gov. Randy McNally, House Speaker Cameron Sexton and Memphis Mayor Paul Young break ground on the new UTHSC College of Medicine Interdisciplinary Building at 901 Madison Ave. on Oct. 8, 2026.
A new chapter in the University of Tennessee Health Sciences’ history is underway, with the Oct. 8 groundbreaking of a new building that will fill a crucial need for more medical professionals in Tennessee.
A new chapter in the University of Tennessee Health Sciences’ history is underway, with the Oct. 8 groundbreaking of a new building that will fill a crucial need for more medical professionals in Tennessee.
How’s it going, Memphis? It’s Thursday, Oct. 8, and today is about second chances.
During America’s 250th celebration, Memphis deserves a special spot in shaping innovation across the nation and world.
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