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National suicide prevention organization takes on Tennessee (opens the original)
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The Fight Against Suicide, a university-level suicide prevention organization, has brought its battle to Knoxville. Founded in 2021 in memory of University of Georgia student and Sigma Chi fraternity brother Sam Asbury, the organization has established peer-led suicide prevention projects on college campuses nationwide. “The Fight Against Suicide exists because awareness alone is not enough. While resources exist, many students never reach them,” a letter from the organization’s team said. “Not
Man arrested for looking into Cumberland Avenue apartment windows (opens the original)
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Police arrested a man on Aug. 18 for using binoculars to look into apartment windows atop the Lake Avenue Parking Garage, which faces the Tenn apartment building. Court records say the suspect, 43-year-old Dusty Cooper of Sneedville, dropped a pair of binoculars when officers arrived at the garage, where he had been for nearly five hours. The records said that Cooper initially told University of Tennessee Police Department officers he “didn’t know” why he was looking through the windows. He late
Avride brings bigger food delivery robots to UT (opens the original)
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With classes starting up for the fall semester and hungry Vols back on campus, a new and improved Grubhub robot has taken to UT’s sidewalks. Vol Dining recently switched its delivery robot partnership from Starship Technologies to Avride, an autonomous vehicle and delivery robot company based in Austin, Texas. The change comes after Starship ended its delivery robot service at colleges and universities across the country. Ryan Moore, public information officer for the University of Tennessee Pol
Fraternity Park takes on record number of recruits (opens the original)
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UT kicked off Fraternity recruitment last week with 1,316 registered rushees, the highest number of participants the UT Interfraternity Council has ever recorded. The number of registered students this year more than doubled the 681 students who registered in 2021. Austin Bagdasarian, president of Lambda Chi Alpha, said the chapter has expanded recruitment operations to manage the increase. “We have to add a lot more people on deck and ensure that we have proper logistical operations to have a s
Six unique UT classes you may not know about (opens the original)
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As the school year approaches, class registration can be stressful. From history to sports, here are some interesting classes being offered this year at UT: Michael Ross, an associate professor of plant sciences and in the School of Landscape Architecture, is entering his second year as sensei for the Samurai Swordsmanship course. Ross previously had a dojo in Austin, Texas. He returns to Japan every year, where he received permission to teach the art. “This is like preserving an antique,” Ross
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