Opinion: Maren Morris brings Hero tour to sold-out crowd, leaves fans in awe of vocal capabilities
Grammy Award winning artist, Maren Morris, brings her Hero tour to a sold-out crowd in the Bijou Theatre, just months after releasing her debut album.
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Religion scholar defines sexual immorality, discusses ancient world and modern concepts
Dale B. Martin discussed how one word in the Bible has been translated to condemn all manners of sins - and which ones the writers of the New Testament actually meant when they used it.
Rwandan humanitarian reflects on genocide, international inaction
Paul Rusesabagina reflects on his role in saving over 1,000 Rwandan refugees and the implications of a passive international community. According to Rusesabagina, history will repeat itself.
Climatologist highlights major factors in Gatlinburg wildfires
Dr. Grissino-Mayer pinpoint the leading four factors that contributed to the quick spread of November 2016 fires at the UT Science Forum on Friday, Feb. 10.
From cows to comics and everything in-between: TEDxUTK 2017
Speakers explored a variety of topics at fourth annual lecture on Saturday, Feb. 11. TEDxUTK staff is now gearing up to recruit for 2018 event.
UT campaigns aim to curb sexual assault on campus
Office of Equity and Diversity report details 38 sexual misconduct cases from a 2015 report. UT was unable to take action in 21 of the cases.
Lady Vols blow late lead, lose to Texas A&M
The Lady Vols dictated Sunday's matchup with Texas A&M for three quarters, but eventually blew a double-digit lead and lost, 61-59.
59th Annual Grammy Award predictions
The 59th Annual Grammy Awards are Sunday night. Here are David Bradford's picks for who should win the coveted awards.
TEDx to bring “Ideas Worth Spreading” to UT
The public will gather in Clarence Brown Theatre on Saturday, Feb. 11 to hear eight speakers' thoughts covering various issues.
South Sudan’s crisis: Mass killings and the international response
Just six years after South Sudan's victorious independence, a civil war is threatening humanitarian rights. In the first Baker Café of the spring semester, Eric Keels explores the war's ramifications.
