Lady Vols fall short in first round of SEC Tournament, 72-64
A double-double by Mercedes Russell wasn’t enough for the Lady Vols to overcome Alabama in the second round of the SEC tournament.
Month: March 2017
Tennessee sweeps home-opening doubleheader
Tennessee leaned on its most experience arm en route to two wins to open the Tennessee Invitational.
Panelists discuss historical roots of race in Latin America and Caribbean
Students and faculty gathered in the Hodges Library Auditorium to discuss racial nuances and stigmas in Latin America and the Caribbean on Wednesday, March 1.
Tennessee Lady Vols vs. Alabama preview and prediction
The Lady Vols are looking for revenge against Alabama during the second round of the SEC Tournament.
Tennessee geauxs down against the Tigers
The Vols lost their footing in the second half and fell 92-82 on the road, as LSU snaps school record 15-game losing streak.
Why the Cleveland Browns are a perfect fit for Josh Dobbs
Hue Jackson was Josh Dobbs' coach at the Senior Bowl. Don't be surprised if Cleveland take a shot on the former Tennessee quarterback come draft time.
Survivor urges more education on HIV, inisists it’s the first step to prevention
Students gathered in the Alumni Memorial Building to hear Hydeia Broadbent's personal struggle with HIV, in hopes of learning more information on HIV on Tuesday, Feb. 28.
UT transmission to International Space Station fails, lecturers still explore stellar topics
Students and members of the community gathered in the Nielsen Physics building in hopes to converse with an astronaut in Expedition 50. While some left disappointed that the link-up didn't work correctly, many remained to listen to Dr. Sean Lindsay's insights on the International Space Station, its history and life in space.
SEC names Gamecocks’ Wilson player of the year, Tigers’ Pingeton coach of the year
South Carolina's A'ja Wilson repeated as SEC Player of the Year to headline the SEC's postseason awards.
Black Lives Matter activist urges ‘social consciousness,’ action in divisive times
Bree Newsome reflected on her role in removing the Confederate flag from South Carolina's Capitol in 2015. She addressed the gravity of symbolism in society, calling the flag emblematic of slavery, Jim Crow laws and racial terror.
