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It is raining outside. You are sitting in the comfiest chair with your favorite hot drink, ready to lose yourself in the embrace of your favorite book.

Behind the desk of Rev. Rachel Penmore at UKirk, the campus ministry of the Presbyterian Church (USA), hangs a print of the mural “Modern Last Supper” by Atlanta-based artist Ross

In a question and answer session with Daily Beacon Editor-in-Chief Sarah Rainey, former Beacon employee and current professional cartoonist Paige Braddock spoke about who she is, her time at UT,

Sometimes, the best way to learn about something new is to take a class about it. If you’re interested in LGBTQ history and looking at different disciplines through the lens

Drew Paul, an associate professor and the chair of the Arabic program here at UT, delivered a lecture on Monday night about being LGBTQ in the Middle East and Northern

After months of petitioning and rallying for increased safety measures against COVID-19 on campus, representatives from United Campus Workers (UCW) and the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) were able

Yellow school buses are typically thought to only be used at K-12 schools. However, this is not the case in Knox County. School buses rented by UT’s Greek organizations can

Throughout the month of October, Hodges Library will host a Women in Horror exhibition as they screen horror movies directed by women. The first film, “Relic,” will be shown Thursday

On Wednesday, Oct. 6, in the Student Union Auditorium, Jim Obergefell, the lead plaintiff in the Supreme Court case Obergefell v. Hodges that legalized same-sex marriage, spoke to students about

Just as they have every year since the 1990s, the anti-abortion Center for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR) set up a large display on Pedestrian Walkway last week featuring photos from the