Power Poll: Gaza War Protests

Respondents to this month’s survey said they approve of how the University of Tennessee has handled the peaceful demonstrations.

Stumping for Stronger Stipends

Hoping to build on recent gains, UT-Knoxville graduate workers petition for higher pay and increased benefits.

The Campus Advisory Board endorses undergraduate tuition increases and an overhaul of how parking is handled at UT-Knoxville.

UT’s new Appalachian Justice Research Center plans to collaborate with local advocates on projects that could lead to change in the region.

City officials say their new application for a federal grant needed to pay for a pedestrian bridge is stronger than last year’s spurned proposal.

For Knox County Schools and the University of Tennessee, the new year brings some familiar challenges.

UT-Knoxville has seen enrollment growth and is embarking on a construction spree, but diversity efforts are lagging behind.

Survey respondents rank housing, 3rd grade retention, stadium construction and the Tennessee Three as the year’s top stories.

An influx of new residents is driving much of the state’s economic activity, according to UT’s annual report to the governor.

UT receives Justice Department grants to fund forensics research, with crime victims and their families imprinted on the field’s DNA.