Chloe White Kennedy

• UT study tour members discuss Chile earthquake Published 03/10/2010 at midnight

  When Dick Reizenstein awoke suddenly to "violent shaking" in his Chilean hotel room, he thought it was a dream.

• Memory of soldier touches mourners Published 03/05/2010 at 11:08 p.m.

  In life, Marcus Alford strove to bring people together. In death, he did just that. Hundreds gathered Thursday at Chilhowee Hills Baptist Church for a memorial service to celebrate the life of Capt. Marcus Ray Alford Sr., 28, who died ...

• Former home to UT officials on the market Published 03/05/2010 at 11 p.m.

  The Georgian-style brick mansion at 940 Cherokee Blvd. that has housed six UT presidents and chancellors was put on the market Friday.

• UT to give Gore honorary degree Published 02/27/2010 at midnight

  MARTIN, Tenn. - Former vice president and Nobel Peace Prize winner Al Gore will receive an honorary doctoral degree from the University of Tennessee.

• Search begins for UT leader Published 02/26/2010 at 11:07 p.m.

  MARTIN, Tenn. - The search process for the University of Tennessee's next president has officially begun.

• UT to give honorary degree to Gore Updated 02/26/2010 at 4:01 p.m.

  MARTIN, Tenn. - University of Tennessee Interim President Jan Simek this morning presented a proposal to trustees to award an honorary doctoral degree from UT Knoxville to former vice president and Nobel Peace Prize winner Al Gore.

• Panel OKs UT tuition plans Published 02/25/2010 at 11:57 p.m.

  MARTIN, Tenn. - University of Tennessee trustees reacted favorably to proposals presented Thursday that call for students majoring in business, nursing and engineering at the Knoxville campus to pay additional per-credit-hour charges starting next fall.

• UT trustees ponder targeted tuition increases Published 02/25/2010 at 5 p.m.

  MARTIN - University of Tennessee trustees began discussions today about a plan that would increase tuition for select courses at the university's Knoxville campus.

• UT trustees mull tuition increases, hiring process for new system president Published 02/25/2010 at midnight

  A proposal for increasing tuition for select courses at the University of Tennessee's Knoxville campus and the process for selecting a new system president are among items UT trustees will discuss during their two-day winter board meeting on the Martin ...

• A better body of knowledge Published 02/20/2010 at midnight

  Carson-Newman College students Jennifer Bolton and Hiedi Carson on Thursday wheeled a heavy Korean War-era body box into the college's gross anatomy lab and opened the metal flaps on the top, exposing a black body bag containing a cadaver.

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