Conley KNS Op-Ed: It’s a Struggle to Be a Peacemaker in a Time of Cultural War
Sociology faculty member Meghan Conley shared her thoughts about the struggles of a being a peacemaker in a recent News Sentinel column.
WBIR: If Your Phone Doesn’t Understand You It May Be Your Accent
In a recent interview with WBIR, English assistant professor Jessi Grieser finds that your accent may be the reason your phone doesn’t understand you. Grieser, who focuses on sociolinguistics, says that we speak in fluid sounds that all kind of run together.
Inside Higher Ed: Why Critique Inequality in Our Disciplines? Victor Ray Answers
In Inside Higher Ed’s ‘Conditionally Accepted’ column, sociology professor Victor Ray explains why it is necessary to use our academic skills to analyze our own disciplines.
WVLT: FAC Uses New Techniques to Solve Cold Cases
Dawnie Steadman shared with WVLT that while UT’s forensic research has sparked many books and television shows, the work is not always quick to yield results as it might appear in a work of fiction.
Nine Students to be Feted as UT’s Torchbearers at Annual Honors Banquet
Nine seniors have been recognized for their academic achievement, leadership, and outstanding service with UT’s highest student honor—the Torchbearer award.
UT Student to Present Research at the 22nd Annual Posters on the Hill
Every year, 60 students present their undergraduate research on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. This year, UT junior Taylor Payne will be among them as she presents her research project Neurological Disease Detection Using Laser Technology.