Storytelling from the University of Tennessee's School of Journalism & Media
Arts & Culture stories by TNJN journalists.
A German cooking demonstration was performed by students at the International House on Tuesday Oct. 28. A unique aspect in the demonstration is that it allowed the guests to participate in the creation and preparation of an authentic German meal.
On Tuesday night, Scott Bradlee & Postmodern Jukebox performed at the Bijou Theatre. Their set consisted of popular songs including “Call Me Maybe,” “Womanizer,” “We Can't Stop” and “Fancy,” as well as many others.
Princesses, pirates, witches and wizards invaded the Neyland-Thompson Center Indoor Facility Monday Oct. 27 at 6:30 p.m. for the third annual VOL-oween.
Dead Man's Farm is back again and redesigned to insight the highest amplitude of fear. Located in Lenior City, Dead Man's Farm is a unique haunted house experience.
Botanist Barney Lipscomb spoke on the importance of scientific accuracy in nineteenth century floral illustrations at UT's McClung Museum on Wednesday, Oct. 22.
What started as a JEM 230 blog for sophomore and Journalism and Electronic Media major Caroline Knight shortly turned into much more when the page got the attention of University of Tennessee students.
With the holidays just around the corner and fall finally among us, it is finally that time of the year. The time for crispy apple pies and other warm savory treats. This quick and easy recipe is definitely a must have for any holiday dessert table.
Track 29, a music venue in Chattanooga, Tenn. was filled to the brim Friday night...
With fall in full swing, activities in East Tennessee make for eventful weekends. From child friendly fun at the zoo to haunted mansions for the thrill seeker in everyone, Knoxville is the place to be in the fall.
On Saturday, Oct. 11 Ijams Nature Center paired with the Knoxville Horror Film Fest to celebrate the third annual Zombie Movie Marathon. Halloween lovers across the city appeared dressed as zombies to enjoy a night filled with food, fun and of course fright.
