Cassandra Sproles

Nathan Smith has spent the past year watching about 160 movies, organizing a pop-up movie event in Knoxville, writing for his own entertainment blog, and becoming director of hip hop …

Brayan Zavala is very aware of the value of the education he’s received since immigrating with his parents from Mexico when he was just one year old.

In November 1920, a new student publication made its debut on campus. Mugwump was a monthly publication devoted to life at the University of Tennessee. It included writings about student …

There are plenty of good of reasons to come back to campus for Homecoming weekend, November 8–9, but here are twelve really great ones! *Spoiler alert! This list includes talk …

There was a crush in the streets outside the American embassy in Sudan. A mob of 2,000 rioters was shouting, breaking windows, and attempting to scale walls. It was September …

Though Valisia LeKae (A&S ’01) earned a degree in psychology, she knew the stage is where she really wanted to be. Now, she has a Tony Award nomination under her …

A new Facebook page is paying it forward by spreading kind words and appreciation for students, faculty, and staff.

Allan Benton (’69) is known around the world for his country hams and bacon, but the smokehouse isn’t where his story began.

A few Vols took a walk down memory lane to let us know where they liked to hang out and their favorite places to grab some grub. HANGIN’ OUT I …

In an artist’s toolbox there are many instruments—paint, brushes, pencils, and clay. One might think that a computer, a scanner, and a wide-format printer wouldn’t fit there, but Wade Guyton …