Month: March 2021

UT students’ pursuit of mindfulness amidst COVID-19 chaos

Christian Knox March 23, 2021

The University of Tennessee's Mindfulness and Meditation Club offers students a group of peers to practice instructed mindfulness and meditation techniques with.

Difference in men’s and women’s amenities at NCAA Tournament spark backlash

Ryan Sylvia March 23, 2021

Viral images of the difference in the workout areas, food and gift bags led to conversations of inequality between men's and women's basketball.

UT Multicultural student life hurt by COVID-19

TNJN Contributor March 20, 2021

Social distancing measures have hurt many campus communities, including UT's multicultural organizations, but the widespread administration of a vaccine may give students hope that these communities can pick up where they left off with in-person meetings.

Lady Vols wrap up the SEC Tournament and earn NCAA Tournament 3 seed

Ryan Sylvia March 20, 2021

Tennessee made its 39th straight NCAA Tournament after the Vols finished the SEC Tournament with a win over Ole Miss and a loss to South Carolina.

New treatment for pain involves laser technology

Matthew White March 19, 2021

You hear a machine starting up. The parts boot up and a whirring sound fills...

#14 Tennessee sweeps UNC Greensboro in final non-conference series

Hayden Flatt March 16, 2021

The Vols scored in five innings on Sunday to secure their third series sweep of the year. Drew Gilbert had a two homer game with a grand slam.

COVID friendly activities to do in place of spring break

Carly Ebersberger March 16, 2021

No spring break, no problem. Discover COVID-friendly ways to relieve stress and take a break from classes.

Vols’ get boost heading into postseason with Florida win

John Trainer March 10, 2021

After starting the season strong, Tennessee struggles through SEC play. A dominant revenge game win aganist Florida should give the Vols a boost heading into postseason play.