University Center evacuated after armed robber brings suspicious package into bank
Students and staff were told to leave the University Center and avoid the surrounding area…
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UT to ban backpacks on game days at Neyland Stadium
by News Sentinel Staff Fans gearing up for Saturday’s season opener will not be allowed…
Extended meal equivalency hours, more dining changes implemented this fall
This fall, students will have an extra hour to swipe their Vol cards for meal…
UT’s Welcome Week kicks off school year
Welcome Week hosted by Student Life at the University of Tennessee will kick off Saturday,…
Girls on the Run takes first steps toward fall registration
Knoxville’s chapter of Girls on the Run, an organization that promotes physical and emotional health…
Small community makes big donations for America’s pastime
The inaugural Summer Jam on August 2nd drew hundreds of people to the Lascassas Ball Field in Lascassas, Tenn. in an effort to save the baseball and softball fields from being closed down.
The event offered live music, giant inflatable toys, a silent auction, a cake walk and a pitch speed contest. The entry fee was based on donations alone and for a donation of $25 or more you would receive a shirt with your entry. All of the proceeds went towards bringing the old lighting systems at the park up to Rutherford county code.