UT alumna speaks on climate change at science forum
Melissa R. Allen spoke about climate change for the UT Science Forum.
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Advocate, author argues mental health is for everyone
Author of “Behind Happy Faces”, Ross Szabo, spoke to UT students on Thursday, Nov. 5 in the Alumni Memorial Building about the importance of mental health and how it affects everyone, especially college students.
‘The science guy’ draws large crowd at Mossman lecture
Bill Nye, scientist, educator and television host, delivered the inaugural Ken and Blaire Mossman Distinguished Lecture at the University of Tennessee on Oct. 29 in the Thompson-Boling Arena.
Gideons’ Bible distribution returns to campus
Members of Gideons International dotted the street corners Monday and Tuesday on the University of Tennessee’s campus for their annual Bible distribution.
Buddhist monks teach, create traditional paintings
The McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture welcomed Tibetan Buddhist monks to paint a sand mandala in the Native Peoples of Tennessee gallery. The event ran from Sept. 22 to Sept. 25 and was part of the Buddhist Art of the Himalayas exhibit.
TABC suspends Soccer Taco alcohol license
The Tennessee Alcohol and Beverage Commission (TABC) has suspended Soccer Taco’s alcohol license for 20 days.
UT graduate student speaks on disaster preparedness in Nepal
University of Tennessee graduate student, Krista Billingsley, lectured on structural violence and disaster management in Nepal on Friday Sep. 18 in McClung Museum.
