Storytelling from the University of Tennessee's School of Journalism & Media
McClung Museum's Civil War era curator, Dr. Joan Markel, presented artifacts from the 19th century that were found in Knoxville and around where present day UT stands as part of a Civil War lecture series.
The Center for Children's and Young Adult Literature celebrated Black History Month in the Hodges Library Commons on Friday, Feb. 24.
Knoxville isn't much of a Hogwarts, but there's plenty of magic surrounding the Quidditch club.
The monthly meeting on Feb. 23 addressed big government, equal ballot access and snagging an open district seat.
In our third feature for Club Week, Adrian Godboldt gives an inside look into the Short Film Club. This club allows students to take part in every process of creating a short film.
In another celebration of Black History Month, Dr. Williams addressed the intersection of race, justice and mass incarceration for the black community covered in the documentary "13th."
In the second feature of Club Week, Taylor Owens profiles Pi Delta Phi and its commitment to spreading French culture to University of Tennessee students.
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In the first feature for TNJN's Club Week, Kaitlin Flippo profiles UT's chapter of International Justice Mission. The goal of this chapter is to raise awareness for human rights abuses, particularly human trafficking.
In celebration of Black History Month, the Islamic Community highlighted African American Muslims' role in the Civil Rights Movement.
