Skit showcase combines tradition with pop culture
Keeping with a tradition that has spanned the length of more than a century, the...
Month: March 2014
UT professor, graduate student teach music to Haitian students
Over Spring Break, associate professor Hillary Herndon and graduate student Emily Zaita went to Cange, Haiti, to teach children how to play music. The trip was based on the Holy Trinity Church summer music program, in which volunteers go to Cange and bring donated instruments to the children to teach over the summer. Herndon and Zaita decided to bring that joy to the children during the spring, and were overwhelmed with joy and astonishment by how much the students appreciated the art in music.
Walk With A Vol to promote community health, fitness
Starting this Friday, University of Tennessee students, faculty and staff will have an opportunity to...
TNJN Spotlight: The Test is in the Cards
You are entering your first day in Art 150, “The Idea of Design,” and are...
7 things to do in Knoxville over Spring Break
Edited by Maggie Jones
UT aviation professor baffled by missing airplane, offers theories
Last Saturday, March 8, Malaysia Airlines flight 370 lost contact with air traffic control nearly...
CPC president reacts to passing of ‘opt-in’ resolution
On March 13, the state Senate passed a resolution on the University of Tennessee that...
UTK hosts first Safe Spring Break program
With spring break fast approaching, this week marked the University of Tennessee’s first Safe Spring...
Culinary program carves ice into art
On Friday, March 7, students in the UT Culinary Arts program made ice carvings...
