UT President Randy Boyd lays out options for expanding virtual education opportunities that include partnering with online-only institutions.
Vaccine Whiplash
Court orders out of Louisiana and Kentucky cause local institutions to reverse their COVID-19 vaccination policies.
Safe at Home
On a split vote, City Council gives the final approval needed to move the publicly financed multi-use stadium forward.
Commission Approves Stadium Agreement
A unanimous vote and a call for empowering Black business owners puts a new downtown stadium a big step closer to reality.
Stadium Goes 2 for 2
The Sports Authority OKs moving forward with the $80.1 million project while the Planning Commission signs off on the development plan.
Practice Swings
City and county officials dig into the multi-use stadium proposal ahead of key votes on the $80.1 million project.
Stadium Agreements Come Together
Council, Commission and the Sports Authority begin the approval process for the proposed multi-use sports facility.
Stadium Oversight
The Sports Authority hires a construction consultant as deliberations over the proposed multi-use stadium hurtle toward a conclusion.
A Growing Challenge
The University of Tennessee wants to add 8,000 students in the next four years, despite difficult demographic trends.
Testing Testing
During COVID, the University of Tennessee has suspended requiring ACT or SAT scores for admission. The Board of Trustees is weighing whether to make it permanent.