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Student arrested for bringing musket rifles into Laurel Hall is Civil War reenactor - Vimarsana News

Student arrested for bringing musket rifles into Laurel Hall is Civil War reenactor

Brandon Dowd, a freshman studying sociology who was arrested by UTPD officers on Saturday at Laurel Hall after bringing two musket rifles to his dorm room, told The Daily Beacon

Tennessee drag law part of anti-LGBTQ agenda that puts 'lives at risk,' say local performers | Politics - Vimarsana News

Tennessee drag law part of anti-LGBTQ agenda that puts 'lives at risk,' say local performers | Politics

In the days since Gov. Bill Lee signed a bill banning public drag performances on March 2, the legislation, the first of its kind signed into law in the nation,

'NCIS': Your Guide to Gibbs' Rules | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

'NCIS': Your Guide to Gibbs' Rules | Arts & Entertainment

To commemorate the 450th episode of 'NCIS,' we're looking back on Gibbs' memorable words to live by.

Acceptance rate drops 6.6% in most competitive application cycle in UT history - Vimarsana News

Acceptance rate drops 6.6% in most competitive application cycle in UT history

On Tuesday, the University of Tennessee Office of Undergraduate Admissions released regular admission decisions for the incoming class of 2027. While the Office of Undergraduate Admissions Instagram page had a

Acceptance rate plummets by nearly 30% in most competitive year in UT history - Vimarsana News

Acceptance rate plummets by nearly 30% in most competitive year in UT history

On Tuesday, the University of Tennessee Office of Undergraduate Admissions released regular admission decisions for the incoming class of 2027. While the Office of Undergraduate Admissions Instagram page had a