UT Office of Diversity and Inclusion revises holiday guidelines

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Wednesday, December 9th, 12:35 am

(WBIR - KNOXVILLE) The University of Tennessee's Office of Diversity and Inclusion revised its guidelines for holiday parties amid a number of federal and state lawmakers' criticisms of the original guidelines.

The original web post has been replaced on the UT Office of Diversity and Inclusion's website.

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UT Faculty Senate supports diversity efforts on campus

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Wednesday, December 9th, 12:31 am

UTK diversity funds questioned by lawmakers [video : 76961866]

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Lawmaker's bill would defund UT office; Faculty Senate preps for meeting in support of chancellor

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Monday, December 7th, 10:13 pm

Bill would defund UT Diversity Office [video : 76954496]

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Lawmakers call for UT Chancellor to resign after holiday post

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Friday, December 4th, 1:26 am

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Rhythm N' Blooms Music Festival announces round one of 2016 lineup

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Wednesday, December 2nd, 1:57 pm

(WBIR - KNOXVILLE) The Rhythm N' Blooms Music Festival announced its lineup of artists scheduled to perform in Knoxville's historic Old City and Jackson Avenue this spring.

The Rhythm N' Blooms Music Festival is scheduled for April 8-10, 2016.

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Number of Knoxville, UT parking tickets drop dramatically

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Wednesday, December 2nd, 1:56 am

(WBIR-KNOXVILLE) It's not a great feeling to find a parking ticket on your windshield.

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UT Chancellor releases statement on diversity and includsion

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Friday, November 20th, 3:08 pm

(WBIR - KNOXVILLE) University of Tennessee Chancellor Jimmy Cheek released a statement Friday on diversity and inclusion on the UT campus following protests at a number of other schools.

Cheek said his highest priority was "having a safe, welcoming campus where each person is valued, no matter their identities, and where each of us can grow and learn free from hostility."

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