Opinion: Vols who’ve shined so far
Although freshmen Jalen Hurd and Josh Malone were household names prior to the season, who has lived up to the hype, and who else has stepped up?
Month: September 2014
Campus organizations push to register student voters
September is known as National Voter Registration Month. Several campus organizations led a voter registration drive on campus Tuesday. There will be one more push Wednesday evening in the Presidential Courtyard from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Opinion: Tips for finding that first job
Job searching. The daunting task that all of us soon-to-be-grads are constantly stressed about. I've done my fair share of scouring online classifieds for jobs in cities across the southeast. My recently panicked state has led me to read several articles that give advice for being more successful when it comes to searching for jobs. If anyone else out there is struggling to find a job, take a deep breathe, and read some of the helpful tips that I've learned from professionals.
UT vs. Georgia Photo Gallery
The University of Tennessee Vols football team traveled to Athens, Ga., to face the Bulldogs on Saturday, Sept. 27th.
The 35th Annual Greek Fest Photo Gallery
The 35th Annual Greek Fest took place at the Saint George Greek Orthodox Church from Sept. 26-28 and featured Greek food, music, dance, art and more.
HoLa Festival showcases display of Hispanic culture
On Saturday, Sept. 27 Market Square was alive with the sounds of salsa. The 15th annual HoLa Festival kicked off with music and dancing as the Orquesta de Jamie Bonilla played a mix of Hispanic music and the crowd learned to dance with Music City Salsa. For HoLa Festival’s first two-day event, vendors lined the square selling traditional foods, bracelets, clothing and art.
Opinion: Greek Fest serves up tasty dishes
Cassie Helmboldt shares her first food experience at Greek Fest. The festival ran from Sept. 26-28. Traditional Greek dishes were presented including baklava, souvlaki and gyros.
SEC Roundup- Week 5
The SEC East is mercurial; the SEC West is stacked, and no one really has any idea what to expect on Saturdays anymore.
International Festival allows graduates to display culture
The University of Tennessee’s Pedestrian Walkway was transformed into an educational voyage around the world on Friday, Sept. 26 for the annual International Festival. Participants included various student groups along with the school’s foreign language clubs. These groups represented their countries through food, dance, music and other traditional activities. Admission was free, but the food and crafts were for sale.
UT Science Forum gets “Fruved”
At the University of Tennessee Science Forum on Friday, Sept. 26, assistant professor of nutrition Sarah Colby shared her plan to combat obesity on college campuses and promote healthier behaviors among college students through a project called “Get Fruved."
