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In the last 30 days, the average company in this landscape has grown their audience by 1.1%. Tarleton grew faster than everyone else, with 2.4% growth! On average, each post in this landscape earns more than 1.46k engagements. University of Tennessee, Knoxville is topping the charts with more than 2.46k engagements per post on their 48 posts in the last 30 days.
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
728k Followers
0.96% Engagement Rate
University of South Carolina, Columbia
689k Followers
0.37% Engagement Rate
The force is strong with this one 🔥🥁🎶
It’s a Hawkeye State.
Though many of the student cadets weren’t alive when the World Trade Center collapsed, today they climbed 110 stories within Sanford Stadium, alongside local first responders, to pay tribute to the lives lost on this day 25 years ago.
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GOOD MORNING FROM THE GROVE!!!!! #HottyToddy
This morning, more than 130 students and 80 first responders climbed the stairs in Sanford Stadium to pay tribute to those who climbed 110 stories in the World Trade Center 25 years ago today. 🇺🇸
Vols remember. 🇺🇸 🧡 This morning, members of afrotcdet800, utkarmyrotc and vol_sports participated in a Memorial Stair Climb in Neyland Stadium to pay tribute to first responders and honor those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.
At 8:46am, Wilson Hall’s bell rang four times in remembrance of the four JMU community members lost on September 11, 2001: Craig Blass (‘96), Matthew D. Horning (‘97), Bruce E. Simmons (‘83), and Brian T. Thompson (‘03P). Today we honor and remember all lives lost and impacted on September 11, 2001.
Twenty-five years later, we remember. 🇺🇸 Where were you 9/11/2001? (A short video clip featuring American flags placed in memory of lives lost on 9/11 on campus at the University of South Carolina. Text on the video reads “Gamecocks will never forget”)
Honoring the lives lost and the heroes who served. TCU Army and Air Force ROTC, alongside students, gathered before sunrise for a commemorative 9/11 stair climb at the Carter.
This or That: Texan Edition 🤠💜 #TarletonState #BleedPurple
Round of applause for ususoccer!! Beat BYU 4-0✔️ Best in state ✔️ Sold out Bell Field✔️ Let's keep it going! #usuaggielife #gwaggies #collegesoccer
It’s a Hawkeye State.
For Derek. 🖤💛
The BGSU Falcon Marching Band received another surprise after practice today! Sherri Garner Brumbaugh ‘93, president and CEO of Garner Trucking, Inc. donated a fully customized, wrapped semitrailer to transport instruments and uniforms. Not only can you hear the Band from a mile away, you’ll now see them coming! We are so grateful for all …
Each year, UGA cadets and first responders climb the stairs in Sanford Stadium in tribute to the first responders who climbed 110 stories in the World Trade Center that day. You can read more about the event at the link in the comments 👇
Vols remember. 🇺🇸🧡 This morning, members of the University of Tennessee Air Force ROTC Det. 800, University of Tennessee Army ROTC and Tennessee Athletics participated in a Memorial Stair Climb in Neyland Stadium to honor those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.
At 8:46am, Wilson Hall’s bell rang four times in remembrance of the four JMU community members lost on September 11, 2001: Craig Blass ('96), Matthew D. Horning ('97), Bruce E. Simmons ('83), and Brian T. Thompson ('03P). Today we honor and remember all lives lost and impacted on September 11, 2001.
HOTTY TODDY! 1-0 See y’all at the Vaught!
When Joro spiders first arrived stateside over a decade ago, scientists worried the massive black and yellow spiders would gorge themselves on the same bugs as native spiders. 🕷️ While Joros do eat some of the same insects as orb weavers, UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences researchers discovered the Joros preyed on 26 unique …
Honoring the lives lost and the heroes who served. TCU Army and Air Force ROTC, alongside students, gathered before sunrise for a commemorative 9/11 stair climb at the Carter.
Twenty-five years later, we remember. 🇺🇸 Where were you 9/11/2001?
We can't wait to have everyone together for Family Weekend on Sept. 18-19! Learn more: https://bit.ly/4hiO22k
A day in the life of some Aggies🤘 #usuaggielife #loganutah #collegedayinthelife
3.58k Likes • 175 Retweets
For Derek. 🖤💛 pic.x.com/Ca64PGWzzQ
1.34k Likes • 141 Retweets
This morning, more than 130 students and 80 first responders climbed the stairs in Sanford Stadium to pay tribute to those who climbed 110 stories in the World Trade Center 25 years ago today. 🇺🇸 pic.x.com/oS0hgYCh2ppic.x.com/oS0hgYCh2ppic.x.com/oS0hgYCh2ppic.x.com/oS0hgYCh2p
681 Likes • 79 Retweets
Hawkeye State 📍 pic.x.com/XjRb1KLxRBpic.x.com/XjRb1KLxRBpic.x.com/XjRb1KLxRBpic.x.com/XjRb1KLxRB
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Happy first Trash Can Friday!!! #HottyToddy pic.x.com/wY00gXl885pic.x.com/wY00gXl885pic.x.com/wY00gXl885pic.x.com/wY00gXl885
520 Likes • 79 Retweets
We remember. We honor. We will never forget. pic.x.com/tIR5p1NRAr
388 Likes • 38 Retweets
Vols remember. This morning, members of UT's Air Force ROTC, Army ROTC and @Vol_Sports participated in a Memorial Stair Climb in Neyland Stadium to honor those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. pic.x.com/gXWPqKHNHf
279 Likes • 26 Retweets
Twenty-five years later, we remember. 🇺🇸 pic.x.com/oZFR3V6TMR
The largest college marching band in the country performs “Duel of the Fates” in @starwars-themed show 🔥🏟️ #AyZiggy pic.x.com/Q4dsTX1ufT
104 Likes • 8 Retweets
Honoring the lives lost and the heroes who served. TCU Army and Air Force ROTC, alongside students, gathered before sunrise for a commemorative 9/11 stair climb at the Carter. pic.x.com/wQyMYFeHhUpic.x.com/wQyMYFeHhUpic.x.com/wQyMYFeHhUpic.x.com/wQyMYFeHhU
The sights and sounds of football season #usuaggies #collegefootball #usu pic.x.com/IwwpEK5AJZ
98 Likes • 6 Retweets
Today the JMU community gathered to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001. We hold close the families and friends of Craig Blass ('96), Matthew D. Horning ('97), Bruce E. Simmons ('83), and Brian T. Thompson ('03P). Forever all together one. pic.x.com/iZDBxUSndipic.x.com/iZDBxUSndipic.x.com/iZDBxUSndi
24 Likes • 5 Retweets
We can't wait to have everyone together for Family Weekend on Sept. 18-19! Learn more: bit.ly/4hiO22k #TarletonState #BleedPurple pic.x.com/5pisUO1sq3pic.x.com/5pisUO1sq3pic.x.com/5pisUO1sq3pic.x.com/5pisUO1sq3
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