Music students, professors changed rhythm during peak of pandemic
During the peak of COVID-19, music students at UT faced unique issues. They used things like bell covers and singer's masks to perform in groups and ensembles.
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Bonnaroo tickets sell out for twentieth anniversary
Bonnaroo, a Tennessee-based musical festival, is back this year after being canceled last year for the first time ever.
UT Multicultural student life hurt by COVID-19
Social distancing measures have hurt many campus communities, including UT's multicultural organizations, but the widespread administration of a vaccine may give students hope that these communities can pick up where they left off with in-person meetings.
Tennessee politicians’ use of racist rhetoric reflects rising trend of racism against Asians
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, anti-Asian sentiment has been on the rise in the United...
UT Provost announces intent for in-person classes in the fall
UT Provost, John Zomchick, announced in an email sent to faculty at the University of...
UT Health Center’s Gregg: More Pharmacies Likely to Have Vaccine Later in March
Some University of Tennessee students have become eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, and more will...
Covenant Health postpones annual March marathon
The Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon has been rescheduled for a second time.
Everything you need to know about the Spring 2021 semester
Unsure about what to expect when returning to campus this spring? Here is everything you need to know for the upcoming semester!
Sorority and Fraternity Leaders Adapt to Pandemic Challenges
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Greek life has been different across the country this semester....
‘Divergent Social Worlds’: Amid COVID-19, Increased Violence Lays Bare Class, Racial Difference in Knoxville
This story has been updated to reflect additional information. From Sept. 10 to 20, ...
