Holiday Tradition Returns with A Christmas Carol at Clarence Brown Theatre
Ebenezer Scrooge and the memorable ghosts return in the Clarence Brown Theatre’s most popular production.
Final Vol Vision Forum is Friday
Members of the Milestone Review Committee want to hear your thoughts about that question and others as part of the process for refreshing UT Knoxville’s Vol Vision strategic plan.
KNS Features Religious Studies, Political Science Faculty in Story about Paris Attacks
The Knoxville News Sentinel featured two UT faculty members in a story that gathered reaction from the Knoxville Muslim community following the Paris terrorist attacks.
Utah Standard Examiner Interviews UT’s Duran for Gang Story
The Utah Standard Examiner interviewed Robert Durán for this story about the nuanced purposes and memberships of gangs.
Expert Predicts Self-Gifting, Online Shopping, and Mobile Commerce Will Dominate Holiday Shopping Season
A UT expert is predicting that earlier shopping, self-gifting, and mobile commerce will dominate the 2015 holiday shopping season.
Simple Raisin Test Predicts Toddlers’ Academic and Attention Abilities at Age 8
According to a joint study from researchers at UT and the University of Warwick, and University of Brighton in the UK, gauging how long a twenty-month-old can wait to pick up a raisin can be linked to what that child’s attention and learning capacity will be at 8 years old.
Office of Orientation and Transition Wins at Annual Conference
Office of Orientation and Transition staff members traveled to Denver, Colorado, last month for the Association for Orientation, Transition, and Retention in Higher Education Annual Conference.
Donate Canned Goods for Game Winning Food Drive Competition
The third annual Game Winning Food Drive, a friendly competition between seven SEC schools, is officially underway.