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College Souk is a new app that allows college students to sell items they no longer need and to other students on their campus. The app offers different categories for

Every year, the Tennessee HOPE Scholarship opens the door for thousands of students in Tennessee to attend college affordably by directing proceeds from the state lottery to public institutions of

Atty. Ganchoon discusses the controversial territorial issue and the significant implications in the course "The South China Sea Arbitration: Settlement of Disputes under UNCLOS vis-à-vis General International Law."

On Monday, the Office of Title IX, Center for Health Education and Wellness and the Honors and Scholars Program came together to host a Vols ACT for Undergrads training session.

On the evening of April 22, the plaza of the Humanities and Social Sciences Building was packed with students honoring Earth Day. The Earth Day Festival was held from 7-10

On Thursday evening, the School of Journalism and Electronic Media hosted Pulitzer Prize finalist Roy S. Johnson in Hodges Library to speak on his experience of being a journalist and

Rachel Stewart, a junior in the Haslam Scholars Program, has been selected as a 2022 Truman Scholar. Stewart is one of 58 students across 53 different universities to receive the

On April 21, the Tennessee General Assembly passed a budget for the 2022-2023 fiscal year which includes around $217 million for UT Knoxville and budget increases across the UT System,

Among all the research done surrounding the LGBTQ+ community, many would not expect there to be a geographical component within this research. The Commission for LGBT People and The Pride

In 1973, the state of Oregon decriminalized cannabis — also known as marijuana — signifying the beginning of a fight for total legalization throughout the United States. Many states, following