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MALAYSIANSKINI | Veteran photographer uses keen eye to help save lives.

The Department of Psychology hosted Melanie Brewster, associate professor of counseling psychology at Columbia University, to give a lecture entitled “Atheists in America: The Marginalization (and Privilege) of a Growing

On Thursday evening, Jonathan Haidt, Thomas Cooley Professor of Ethical Leadership at the NYU Stern School of Business, delivered the 2022 Baker Distinguished Lecture before a large audience in the

Aerospace engineer, business strategist and educational influencer Camille Calibeo returned to her alma mater Monday evening to speak with students and faculty about her experience in the field. The event

The McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture hosted a unique movie screening for its “Night at The Museum” event on Friday, March 25. While the main event of the

“She Kills Monsters” is UT’s last production at the Ula Love Doughty Carousel Theatre, which is set to be torn down later this year, and it’s certainly one worth checking

On Thursday afternoon, award-winning poets Natalie Diaz and Saretta Morgan joined a symposium for UT ecologists, activists and literature-lovers titled “Just Environments: Rivers and Waterways” as part of the UT

As part of the Humanities Center’s Black Ecologies Week, UT hosted a live recording of the “Black in Appalachia” podcast in the Student Union on Wednesday morning. Co-hosts Enkeshi El-Amin

At the beginning of the year, the school board in McMinn County, Tennessee removed the graphic novel “Maus” by Art Spiegelman from the county curriculum. This event, along with the

At the beginning of the year, the school board in McMinn County, Tennessee removed the graphic novel “Maus” by Art Spiegelman from the county curriculum. This event, along with the