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Car burglaries, thefts on the rise in UT, Knoxville communities - Vimarsana News

Car burglaries, thefts on the rise in UT, Knoxville communities

UT’s campus, as well as the surrounding area, has suffered an onslaught of car burglaries, vehicle thefts and theft of vehicle parts this past semester. According to multiple UTPD 60

UT Alert System quickly provides emergency awareness, allows community to take action - Vimarsana News

UT Alert System quickly provides emergency awareness, allows community to take action

The University of Tennessee has various means to communicate with the campus community regarding dangerous situations and interruptions with daily operations. UT Alert is known as the emergency notification system

Stalking: How to spot the signs, what to do if it happens to you - Vimarsana News

Stalking: How to spot the signs, what to do if it happens to you

Stalking is a very serious issue that affects approximately 7.5 million people each year in the United States, according to the Stalking Resource Center. College students are at the highest

International Dance Competition sets new date after postponement - Vimarsana News

International Dance Competition sets new date after postponement

After being postponed, the International Dance Competition will now take place on May 4 at 7 p.m. in the Student Union Auditorium.

Alarm that cleared HSS in middle of class was an accident, according to UTPD - Vimarsana News

Alarm that cleared HSS in middle of class was an accident, according to UTPD

According to UTPD, the unscheduled emergency alarm that disrupted class on Monday morning in the Humanities and Social Sciences building was accidentally triggered by a member of the custodial staff.