We asked the inaugural group of UT cinema studies majors to talk about a film that changed their lives and what’s in store for the future.
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Not only do Volunteers occupy every corner of the Earth, now they’ve taken over space, too.
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I’m always one for adventure. And adventure with a purpose? Even better.
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Remember when there were no red M&Ms? Alumnus Paul Hethmon spearheaded the successful 1980s campaign to bring the beloved color back to the bag.
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From entertainers to inventors, here are nine people that you may not know have a connection to UT.
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Pulitzer Prize–winning science journalist John Noble Wilford believes he was hardwired to be a journalist. At age six, as soon as he could read, he became a daily devotee of …
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By Lisa Dicker (’14) When I applied for the Baker Center Living and Learning Community before my freshman year at UT, I knew very little about Senator Howard Baker Jr. I …
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Alumni Jill Brickey Hottel and her father, Joe Brickey, open up the underwater world to wounded veterans.
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Last year, antiques appraiser Lark Mason (’77) came home to UT to film an episode of Antiques Roadshow at the McClung Museum, which will air on PBS in October. See …
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Randy Lawson (’82) got quite a surprise recently when a pair of pants he wore in a Clarence Brown Theatre production turned up in a play he was working on …