Knoxville Chef Simon Hall opens new Whole30 café
Simon's will offer a variety of healthy menu options approved by the Whole30 diet program
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Rogero addresses diversity, inclusiveness at UT
Mayor Madline Rogero addressed students of the College of Communication and Information Wednesday night, promoting diversity and inclusion as both an economic and ethical choice.
DEA agents discuss Escobar drug trafficking
On Tuesday night, students gathered in the Cox Auditorium to hear the often life-threatening experiences and challenges two DEA agents faced when taking down infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar and his organization.
Volshop to host ‘After Hours Party’ for students
The Volshop, located at the Student Union, will host an 'After Hours Party' for students on Tuesday, Sept. 12.
Knoxville water pollution remains a concern for professionals, environmental groups
Professionals and environmental groups in the Knoxville area are concerned for the water pollution in the Tennessee River and the effects it could have on Knox County residents.
SGA proposes legislation for Volcard replacement fees, lockouts
The University of Tennessee’s Student Government Assembly (SGA) held its last senate meeting before the upcoming elections and discussed Volcard replacement and lockout fees.
Market Square gets splash of color from ninth annual Chalk Walk
Artists of all ages gathered in Market Square and Krutch Park on Saturday, April 1 for the ninth annual Dogwood Arts Chalk Walk.
UT Board of Trustees approve Student Code of Conduct Revisions
The revised Student Code of Conduct was approved Wednesday night by the Board of Trustees. It includes new medical amnesty policies as well as language changes around alcohol, weapons and indefinite suspension.
Terou shares food, community importance message
Yassin's Falafel House owner Yassin Terou spoke about immigration and community at the UT International House Tuesday, March 28 in honor of Culture Week 2017.
Appalachian author discusses living through ‘ache of poverty,’ previews new novel
Amy Greene gave a preview of her upcoming book about Appalachia, industrialization and loss at the annual Wilma Dykeman Stokely Memorial Lecture on Thursday March 23.
