KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Dr. John B. Riley has been appointed dean of the University of Tennessee College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Dr. D.M. Gossett, UT vice president for agriculture, announced Thursday. Riley comes to UT from Kansas State University, where he was assistant director of academic programs and a professor in the college
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Individuals’ constitutional right to bear arms doesn’t necessarily extend to militias, according to the current issue of the Tennessee Law Review. The University of Tennessee College of Law publication, a collection of papers by leading scholars, examines many facets of America’s debate over guns, crime and the Second Amendment. The publication has
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Law enforcement officials, governmental officials and citizens from across the state will discuss crime and community safety at a public policy forum here Oct. 5. The session, sponsored by the University of Tennessee’s Center for Government Training, will look for innovative ways of stopping crime and violence. The forum is scheduled for
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– A longtime Washington Post writer who is the University of Tennessee’s first journalism graduate and a UT alumnus who heads a multi-million dollar communications firm will be honored Friday night. Sarah Booth Conroy and W. Lawrence (Larry) Patrick received the Donald G. Hileman Distinguished Alumni Award, named for the late former dean of