Each time Haven Wright left the Bradley County or Hamilton County jails, she heard “Thank you.” Heard it a lot. “They were very appreciative. There wasn’t a day or class period that I walked out of there and they weren’t thanking me for our time because they were very grateful and they view it as…
Measuring success: 18 hours a semester, member of volleyball team, 3.6 GPA
When your nickname is “Dani Pants,” you’re showing the world you can laugh at yourself.
His and history: Richard Rice discusses cartoons and cartooning
Art Exhibition What: Exhibition by the Mountain Arts Guild Where: Exum Gallery inside St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 305 W. Seventh St. When: 5:30-7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6 Admission: Free Information: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday; exhibition runs through Jan. 12 Before he sends one of his single-panel cartoons to The Wall Street Journal for possible publication,…
Covering comics collective to get a taste of journalism
“This class feels like a full-time job,” says senior Alex Ogle. That’s kind of the point. Ogle, who is majoring in communication, is talking about Rising Rock, the course that introduces students to real-world journalism, opening their eyes to the multiple and sometimes complicated steps it takes to put together a multimedia project that…
New director/curator hired for UTC Cress Gallery
New Cress Gallery director starts in January.
Professor elected as president of state philosophy organization
Ethan Mills selected as 2020 president of the Tennessee Philosophical Association.
Family Feud: Faulkner’s ‘Absalom, Absalom!’ dissected
William Faulkner’s classic novel, ‘Absalom Absalom!’ is discussed in detail.
Plarn It All
Natalie Church, a sophomore in the Honors College who’s majoring in art from Cleveland, Tenn., created a sleeping mat made from recycled grocery bags. It was meant to be a sculpture, but she thought it could be used for something more.
Work by art students chosen for prestigious journal
National Honors College journal publishes artwork by UTC students.
Rising Inflation: Sculpting class creates huge piece of art
Enormous inflatable artwork has brief exhibition on Chamberlain Field.