Barbara K. Bodine, a retired U.S. ambassador to Yemen — the reputed land of the Queen of Sheba, home of the three wisemen and burial spot of Cain and Abel — will discuss the future possibilities of the United State’s relationship with Yemen on April 28. Free and open to the public, the event will
Vern Granger, undergraduate admissions director for UT Knoxville, has been named president-elect of the Southern Association for College Admission Counseling. His nomination was approved by the membership on April 20.
Each spring, hundreds of pilgrims from across the country and around the world, descend upon the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to experience and celebrate the remarkable views in what is known as the Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage. In 1951, the year of the first annual pilgrimage, visitors atop Clingmans Dome, the highest point in the
UT Knoxville students will perform and compete in this year’s Carnicus, a lighthearted spoof of the popular MTV show “Jersey Shore,” this weekend. This is the 81st year for Carnicus, a singing and drama competition among student groups presented by UT Knoxville’s All Campus Events.
“As a college campus, we are called on to find solutions to global problems,” Chancellor Jimmy G. Cheek said. “It’s a challenge that we each face daily, and I am continually impressed by the innovative thinking that takes place on our campus. It is with that challenge in mind that I am proud to announce