Students explore beer culture in Prague
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sr_g5vAE58 Beer is arguably the world’s most well-known and socially consumed beverage. In Prague, this...
TNJN Spotlight: Knoxville graffiti, vandalism or art
Love it or hate it, graffiti will probably always be a part of urban life,...
Love locks cover bridge in Prague
In Prague and other major cities, a tragic romantic legend has sparked the trend of attaching love locks on to bridges as a token of a couples eternal and unwavering affection for one another.
TNJN Spotlight: Starbucks creates sense of belonging for customers
Starbucks Coffee Company has expanded around the world since its Pike Place beginnings in 1971...
Tennessee Titans 2014 draft recap
The Tennessee Titans lost key players on both sides of the ball so far this...
TNJN Spotlight: The Brand, The Man and The Music
It is around 80 degrees outside but Wil Wright, part rapper and part rocker, enters...
TNJN Spotlight: Finding Your Balance
Being a full-time college student is hard. While students are given the freedom of being...
Volapalooza boasts a unique blend of style, sound
Not only did Friday, April 25, mark the last official day of university classes, it...
Highlighting our Grads: Senior selected for scholarship in Bulgaria
UT senior Avery Dobbs was chosen as a recipient for the Fulbright International Scholarship, where she will teach English as a second language to high school students in Bulgaria for an academic year. When asked what made Dobbs want to apply for this scholarship, Dobbs said that working with "multi-cultural communities" is something she has always been interested in. Dobbs has already gained experience teaching English as a second language through Bridge Refugee Services, and after getting involved with Amnesty International when she first arrived to UT, Dobbs has chosen to take a year off between undergraduate and law school to expand her English teaching experiences.
