Urban Outfitters, a trendy retailer, is considering opening a new store in Market Square. If the Knoxville City Council approves, this retailer will move into the Arnstein Building, on the Southwest corner of Market Square and Union Avenue.
"Market Square, in Downtown Knoxville, has more than 20 food venues, numerous small boutiques and holds various outside events. What could improve Market Square?..."
This Spring Break, instead of going on the traditional college trip, several students will travel to New Orleans, La. and Charleston, S.C. to do community service for the week.
William F. Baker is an accomplished academic, business executive and has been at the forefront of advocacy for the furthering of public television in the U.S. He spoke to UT students at the Hodges Library Auditorium about American media and how the public uses it and is affected by it.
UT's full-time MBA program planned for a hands-on learning experience in Chile but instead got a first-hand lesson on dealing with earthquakes. Students and faculty are now safe and accounted for after being rerouted from their dangerous destination.
The School of Journalism and Electronic Media has made some changes to the journalism curriculum for the 2010-2011 school year. Changes include the courses offered and the type of courses offered starting in fall 2010.
Nearly 18,000 stray or owner-surrendered pets were taken in by the Young-Williams Animal Center last year alone. Of that number, only eight percent were reunited with their family.
The Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation is hosting its third annual Business Plan Competition this spring. This competition welcomes students from all colleges and encourages everyone to compete.
Historian John D'Emilio discussed the 1950s gay movement and its impact on society, as well as LGBT rights and issues.
The Student Government Association will host its annual Diversity Week Feb. 28 through March 4. Each day will present a different theme focusing on various aspects of diversity.
The rainy season and hurricane season are quickly approaching Haiti. Blue Ridge Mountain Sports on Kingston Pike has partnered with Convoy of Hope, a nonprofit organization, to send tents and tarps to Haiti.
