Posts in category Editorial

On this day in 1889, a marvel of architecture was unveiled.  All of Parisian society buzzed with anticipation for the Universal Exhibition — or, “World’s …

As the weather warms and spring is upon us, it is the perfect time to get outside and enjoy the beauty Appalachia has to offer. …

On this day in 1968, a great man delivered one last great speech.  Following a march that resulted in a violent eruption, Martin Luther King …

For many people across the Southeastern United States, spring means a lot of things: baseball season, beach vacations, backyard barbecues and pollen. Pollen, the yellow …

“If Severus is deployed as intended, thousands of innocent people will die.” The dilemma: a leaked code. The stakes: The possibility of thousands of lives …

The American Psychological Association’s (APA) 2024 Stress in America poll reported that more than 7 in 10 adults reported that the future of the nation …

Some of the best state parks with gorgeous views are just a short drive from campus. With the weather warming up and the semester quickly …

On this day in 1770, English literature changed forever. William Wordsworth was born in Cumberland, England, to a modestly wealthy family, and was the second …

One of my favorite authors is basically from Tennessee. Like me, Ann Patchett was born in Southern California and moved to Tennessee at a young …

In honor of Women’s History Month, I want to highlight several organizations in East Tennessee that are working towards supporting and uplifting women and girls …