Joy Williams visits UT
Joy Williams reads pieces from the humorous, yet contemplative, “Ninety-Nine Stories of God” as part of the Creative Writing Series at UT. These events aim to instill confidence in writers.
Arts & Culture stories by TNJN journalists.
Joy Williams reads pieces from the humorous, yet contemplative, “Ninety-Nine Stories of God” as part of the Creative Writing Series at UT. These events aim to instill confidence in writers.
UT dives into its ninth annual Social Media Week with a panelist discussion on misinformation and disinformation on social media.
Randy Boyd’s address tackles topics such as student debt, increasing research labs, and the opioid epidemic. He hopes to make UT more involved in state affairs and student well being.
This crafter takes a different angle on Valentine’s Day gifts. Her out-of-the-ordinary gnomes are personalized, which makes for interesting gifts year-round.
Students will have two opportunities at UT this week to celebrate the legacy of Frederick Douglass.
Valentine’s Day is rapidly approaching. Luckily, there are multiple events on campus for everyone to attend regardless of relationship status.
The Center for Student Engagement, along with the Issues Committee, will be hosting a discussion presented by Nyle DiMarco on Feb. 20. This event will examine the underrepresentation of deaf people across communities.
Assistant Vice Chancellor and Dean of Students Dr. Shea Kidd Houze leads a discussion at this month’s Rocky Topics about natural hair and beauty.
Students and community member gather to engage in dialogue about issues facing black Americans.
McClung Museum hosted 90-minute sessions designed for K-12 students to give the chance for children to experience hands-on learning.