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The news came as a shock and with a torrent of grief, that after years of nimbly flitting through Clinch Avenue traffic to visit the porches of various college students

Marla Frederick, professor of religion and culture at the Candler School of Theology at Emory University and former president of the American Academy of Religion gave a lecture entitled, “The

The choice of whether or not to have children is increasingly fraught for many who are concerned about resisting societal pressures and limiting the human effect on the planet.

Anming Hu, an associate professor in Tickle College of Engineerings Department of Mechanical, Aerospace and Biomedical Engineering, has been reinstated to his tenured faculty position after a years-long legal struggle

Governor Bill Lee is planning to create a civics institute at the University of Tennessee in the Howard Baker Center for Public Policy. Lee made the announcement in the 2022

While Black history is being made everyday, the month of February provides a chance to highlight specific Black figures and their accomplishments. Many might think of these through a lens

Check out these restaurants and businesses as a way to support Knoxville’s Black community. Don’t forget to not only support Black-owned businesses during Black History Month, but also all year

February, also known as Black History Month, is a time of celebration for people across the globe. This month highlights the accomplishments and endurances of Black people throughout time, from

When Leonard Adams came to Knoxville College from Detroit in 1988, the first things he noticed about the South were the hills, the heat and the bright red dirt under

When you think of Knoxville’s history, you might automatically jump to the 1982 World’s Fair that earned the city its “scruffy” label. Maybe you think of James White who settled