Panelists Offer Insight on Careers in Law Enforcement and Forensics
The Center for Career Development hosted a panel on law enforcement and forensics as part of the Career Conversations for Arts and Sciences series.
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SGA brings Mental Health Awareness to UTK
The Student Government Association partners with the Student Counseling Center and Center for Health Education and Wellness to raise awareness for mental health.
Scientists discuss positives, negatives of GMOs
A group of local scientists gathered in the Baker Center of Thursday evening for "Food for Thought: GMOs."
‘The French Market’ owner addresses construction concerns at Knoxville City Council meeting
Council members gathered in the Main Assembly room at the City Council building to discuss construction, zoning and red light cameras on Tuesday, Sept. 27.
Group marches to The Rock to protest North Dakota oil pipeline
Protestors march to paint The Rock in protest of the North Dakota Pipeline.
Pride Center vandalism footage released
UTPD needs your help identifying the suspect of this hate crime that took place over Labor Day weekend.
Knox County sophomore brings dress code issues before board of education
Farragut High School sophomore Hollie Sikes brought the Knox County dress code debate to Wednesday's board of education meeting.
Libertarian Party gains traction in Knoxville
The East Tennessee Libertarian Party gains traction in East Tenn. and creates a GoFundMe to help support their efforts.
Hate message awaits Pride Center after long weekend
"While there are a lot of accepting, wonderful people on campus, and I don’t believe that hatefulness is the majority, it’s still ever-present and it’s just exhausting," said Ashley Campbell.
3,500 Knox County students sign petition to challenge dress code policy
A new school year means a new dress code for Knox County students.
