A look at the International Coffee House
This opportunity allows students to discover other cultures while receiving a meal.
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Notre Dame Cathedral fire: cultural significance, history, aftermath
UT students, faculty and Parisians discuss history of Notre Dame and cultural significance.
Sociologist details racial subjection through television
Dr. Herman Gray gave a lecture in McClung Museum at the University of Tennessee on 20th century television broadcasting and African American coverage.
Arab Fest celebrates diversity, showcases Middle Eastern cultures
UT hosted its fourth annual Arab Fest this past weekend.
Opinion: Old City Java is an artistic hideaway
Katy Hill takes her coffee blog to the Old City this week with a review of Old City Java.
Profile: Arab-American author, consultant speaks on racial stereotypes
As an Arab-American, Dr. Jack Shaheen has been involved in changing racial and ethnic stereotypes in U.S. media for decades. Now an author, former CBS news consultant and professor emeritus, he continues to spread awareness of Arab and Muslim stereotyping in the United States.
Gallery: Buddhist monks work on sand mandala
This gallery captures the Buddhist monks working on the sand mandala painting at the McClung Museum.
I-House event offers glimpse of Ethiopian culture
UT's I-House continued its weekly International Coffeehouse event Wednesday. Combining the event with one of I-House's International Education Week events, UT graduate assistant Tamnnet Kidanu was excited to focus on Ethiopia because of her family origins.
Grammy nominated singer makes surprise appearance at student ministry kick-off
Nashville native, former Knoxville resident and Grammy nominated singer, Dave Barnes, surprised students at The...
McClung Museum hosts historically inspired artists
On Monday Feb. 2, McClung Museum hosted a printmaking artist panel for the “Drawn from the McClung Museum” exhibit. This exhibit is where print makers chose museum artifacts to inspire their art and will be up until May 24.
