Triple Play: Week of Dec. 1
In this week's Triple Play, Danielle Whaley and Colby Deering wrap up the semester by discussing Tennessee Volunteer athletics, NFL, and other sports scores and news.
Knoxville provides place for fun holiday festivities
With the holiday season in full swing, Knoxville natives have a plethora of activities to look forward to this December.
Opinion: Top 5 classical music pieces to listen to while studying for finals
Everyone knows that classical music makes you smarter. It's scientifically proven. Here are the top 5 classical music pieces you should listen to while studying for finals.
Holiday Canstruction display combines creativity and charity
Seven different teams met on Nov. 22 at the Knoxville Convention Center to build holiday themed sculptures using only cans, non-perishables and a few thin pieces of plywood and Plexiglas to help support their structures. The canned foods are then donated to charity.
TNJN Kitchen: Pumpkin chocolate chip cookies
After having any holiday meal, these pumpkin chocolate chip cookies provide the perfect dessert end. These delicious cookies are quick and easy to make.
Ijams Nature Center features critters at weekly event
Every Saturday, Ijams Nature Center presents an up close look at a different animal during their Creature Feature event.
Opinion: Swarvy’s “Scotch” combines old and new sounds
Philadelphian experimental electronic beat maker Swarvy recently released his first LP of original, sample-free music on Feelin' Records. Entitled "Scotch", the album contains ten tracks and features the musical contributions of bassist Jerry Thompson III and band mate Ryan McKenney.
Opinion: How to survive the Megabus experience
Traveling this holiday season? The Megabus has the cheapest rates that are perfect for college students. Laurel gives tips on how to survive the experience.
Knoxville shows solidarity for Ferguson with downtown rally
Protesters in Knoxville took to the streets on Tuesday, Nov. 25, and marched in solidarity with the nation after a grand jury decided not to indict Officer Daren Wilson for the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo.
Visiting art critics speak on the public’s role in criticism
It is the influence of the masses that now drives art criticism, according to two seasoned art critics that spoke in the University Center Auditorium on Nov. 20.
