UT science forum hosts anderson county commissioner
UT held its weekly Science Forum, Friday, Nov. 14. This week, the Science Forum hosted Anderson County...
Month: November 2014
TNJN Spotlight: National Conference inspires UT student
The 87th National Future Farmers of America Convention (FFA) and Expo drew over 60,000 FFA members and advisors from across the nation to Louisville, KY. For one UT student it reaffirmed her drive to be continually involved with the UT chapter.
Color Refined exhibit showcases at Ewing Gallery
On Monday Nov. 10, Ewing Gallery opened Color Refined, an art exhibit curated by Sam Yates and co-sponsored by the Visual Arts Committee and the Ready for the World initiative.
Ijams Nature Center opens pet welcome station
Ijams Nature Center in Knoxville, Tenn. celebrated the grand opening of their Plaza Pet Station Thursday afternoon. The Small Breed Rescue of East Tennessee and other pet businesses excitedly gathered for the station's commencement.
Vols, Wildcats to face off for bowl game chance
This week’s match-up puts the Vols against one of their most storied rivals, the University of Kentucky Wildcats. Kickoff will be at 4 p.m. and air on the SEC Network.
UT science forum explains future of wireless charging vehicles
With the promoting of environmental awareness, people are spending more and more time focusing on clean energy and electric vehicles.. The UT Science Forum offered a lecture about wireless charging vehicles given by Omer Onar on Nov. 7.
Dave Mason plays nostalgic concert at Bijou Theatre
On Sunday Nov. 9, Dave Mason brought the crowd to their feet at the Bijou Theatre. While Mason's solo career included collaborations with a plethora of artists including Fleetwood Mac and Paul McCartney, he is remembered mostly for his involvement in the band Traffic.
National Day of Remembrance, Roll Call Photo Gallery
The National Day of Remembrance and Roll Call took place in Circle Park on Veteran's Day to honor the 141 fallen veterans and 6,830 servicemen and women who have lost their lives since Sept. 11, 2001.
Opinion: Veteran’s Day for a veteran
Like most people on Veteran's Day, I think about veterans. My thoughts do not start with myself and how I earned that free meal at Applebee's. Along with a few doses of personal reality I am simultaneously sad and proud of the men and women serving past, present and future. No matter your stance on the foreign policy of the United States, the sacrifices are undeniable. The individuals who have served and their families have made sacrifices.
