Triple Play: Week of Oct. 20
In this week’s Triple Play, Danielle Whaley, Nathan Odom, and Andrew Robinson discuss Tennessee Volunteers football, SEC football, NFL, MLB and other sports scores and news.
Knoxville
Opinion: Scoring success at career fairs
It’s almost fall break, and you know what that means- bonfires, football and pumpkin flavored everything. I know that job searching will probably be the last thing on your mind during this long weekend, but I encourage you to take a break from your autumn festivities to prepare for the career fair taking place this Wednesday.
2014 University of Tennessee Homecoming Photo Gallery
The University of Tennessee had its annual Homecoming festivities this past week. Homecoming events went from Oct. 5-12.
Vols regain footing in homecoming win against Chattanooga
The Vols improved to 3-3 on Saturday by taking down Chattanooga on homecoming night 45-10.
Social Impact Fair Photo Gallery
The Social Impact Fair, held on Oct. 8 in the University Center Ballroom, raised awareness about certain organizations, such as American Red Cross and OxFam America and also taught students about how they can get involved in these associations and apply for internships.
Triple Play: Week of Oct. 6
In this week’s Triple Play, Danielle Whaley, Alex Skidmore, and Sam Forman discuss Tennessee Volunteer football, SEC football, NCAA football shakeups, NFL, MLB and other sports scores and news.
Vols lose heartbreaker to Gators at home
A one-point differential led to the continuation of a now decade-long losing streak.
Opinion: Lessons from moving to a new city
I would argue that being 18 is one of the strangest times in a person's life. There are so many changes that seem to happen all at once, and for the first time, you have options about what you want to do with your life.
11th annual Wine on the Water event promotes research for cystic fibrosis
The Knoxville Chapter for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation held their 11th annual Wine On The Water event on Friday, Oct. 3, at the Knoxville Convention Center to create awareness of cystic fibrosis.
City Council approves grant to aid HIV/AIDS victim housing
Knoxville City Council authorized the mayor, Madeline Rogero, to execute an agreement with local nonprofit organization Positively Living Inc. during their meeting at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 30.
