Op/Ed/Advice

The cost of being a woman

3 months ago Emma Coffey

TNJN contributor, Emma Coffey, discusses and debates the seemingly unfair tampon tax.

Campus ministries adjusted the way they form community during the pandemic.

Campus ministry finds ways to keep community during pandemic

3 months ago Shelby Cagle

A campus community called Christian Students at UTK, as well as other campus ministries, struggled to remain a support system during pandemic isolation.

Bonnaroo tickets sell out for twentieth anniversary

3 months ago Carolyn Darke

Bonnaroo, a Tennessee-based musical festival, is back this year after being canceled last year for the first time ever.

Opinion: Examining the faces of the word ‘love’

1 year ago TNJN Contributor

Love has more than one meaning depending on the culture. In Ancient Greek culture, there are three words that describe the different types of love.

Equal education can lead to equal opportunities

1 year ago Ashley Depew

William Egginton’s book “The Splintering of the American Mind” explores ideas about how humanities can change the face of the American education system.

Column: No home for the holidays

2 years ago John Major

Not everyone will have a home to go to this holiday season. How is Knoxville addressing this issue?

UT students participate in climate change awareness survey

2 years ago Ashley Depew

Climate change is something students worry about, so how should we approach it?

Column: A day on patrol with the UT Police Department

2 years ago Libby Dayhuff

TNJN assistant editor Libby Dayhuff spent a day patrolling UT’s campus with two officers from the campus police department. She gives an inside look at what they do on a day to day basis to keep UT safe.