Students on college campuses across the country are sporting an ergonomic single-strap backpack that redistributes weight evenly throughout the body to reduce stress on their backs.
A San Francisco, California–based company has created games that have reached the million-download mark.
Here in East Tennessee, a fitness business that addresses childhood obesity is making inroads at schools, and it’s working to train others to do so in their own communities.
All of these big ideas were brought to life by UT undergraduate students with the help of the Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Read Article
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