More than 1,000 Vol fans joined alumnus and football legend Peyton Manning, University of Tennessee Chancellor Jimmy G. Cheek, and alumni donors today to officially dedicate Peyton Manning Pass. The road, named for Manning fourteen years ago, was recently painted to resemble Shields–Watkins field. The custom asphalt stamping and painting project was made possible by
The staff at the Frank H. McClung Museum has come up with a way for caregivers to enjoy the museum’s offerings without the worry of their children disrupting other visitors. They’ve created the Stroller Tour. Parents, caregivers, squirming babies, and toddlers are invited to the first one on Monday, October 22. It will begin at
What’s the first word that comes to mind when you think about political banter—whether it’s on TV, in print media, or on social media? Civility? Probably not. “Politics, Incivility, and the Media: The Need to Restore Dialogue and Debate” is the title of a discussion featuring four political and media experts that will be held
The Ready for the World Café moves on to Northern France on Thursday, October 25. The café will operate from noon to 1:00 p.m. in the UT Visitors Center, 2712 Neyland Drive. The luncheon consists of an intermezzo, or small appetizer, salad or soup, entrée, and dessert. Advance tickets will be sold, and capacity is
Erotic Mormon stereographic photography and the secrets mud can “unearth” are only two of eleven topics that will be presented by UT faculty at this fall’s Mic/Nite on October 24. Mic/Nite is a “Pecha Kucha-powered social gathering to enhance the intellectual, interdisciplinary, and cultural life of the faculty and staff at UT.”
Those interested in public policy, energy, and the environment can find information and alternative views in a policy brief produced by UT’s Baker Center. Addressing Issues Concerning Energy and the Environment: A Short Course on Energy Policy Analysis is the first in a series of online policy briefs that will communicate the research findings and