The Conversation Weekly Podcast: Social Media Drains Our Brains and Impacts Our Decision-Making
Research shows social media can overload our brains and make us buy products we don’t need or want.
Research shows social media can overload our brains and make us buy products we don’t need or want.
Several stories of Buddhahood depict transformations between male and female bodies.
Science has shown that people can adopt strategies to feel happier.
Take a look back at some of UT’s favorite photos and special moments from 2023.
Refugees in Central and East Africa have watched their food rations be cut to unsustainably low levels.
Different isotopes behaved slightly differently during each stage of Earth’s formation.
The Knoxville Urban Wilderness is adjacent to the heart of Knoxville and provides extensive recreational activities including mountain biking, trail running and hiking.
The experiment of American democracy will never be finished so long as the promise of equality and liberty for all remains anywhere unfulfilled.
UT’s College of Emerging and Collaborative Studies hosted more than 50 leaders of industry to discuss how higher education and industry can partner to prepare students for employment now and in the future.
Being included on the list is an indication of the significant impact faculty members have had in their fields.
UT had six faculty members among the 2023 Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers.
Inanimate objects are believed to transform not only into sacred things but also into active, living beings who can see, hear, taste and respond to the concerns of those who worship them.