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Faculty Senate talks salaries, student athletes (opens the original)
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The University of Tennessee Faculty Senate called the first meeting of the semester to order on Monday, Sept. 21. During the meeting senators discussed faculty salaries, looked at an overview of athletics and discussed potential changes making their way to campus. For the third year in a row, senators will receive university-wide insight on salary data for tenure track faculty. The report, which was released to faculty members on Tuesday, showcased the average earnings of faculty within their re
“We will deliver our best for Tennessee”: Chancellor Donde Plowman delivers eighth annual Flagship Address (opens the original)
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Two glowing Power Ts illuminated the dim Student Union auditorium. Faculty, donors and administrators shuffled about the room, exchanging pleasantries as they waited for Chancellor Donde Plowman to take the stage. Following open remarks from Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor John Zomchick, Plowman took the stage before a backdrop of silver shimmering curtains. On Sept. 18, Chancellor Donde Plowman delivered the eighth annual Flagship Address. This tradition, which began during Plowman’s inaugur
Big Orange Bar finds footing in Fort Sanders (opens the original)
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Big Orange Bar is working to find its place among the established student bar scene. After an approximately year-long construction process, Big Orange Bar officially opened on Aug. 20. Located at 2126 Forest Ave., it’s a new social hub for students residing in the Fort Sanders area. “We are here to accommodate any customer that walks through the door,” general manager Lizz Brown said. Upon arrival, customers are welcomed by a UT themed interior lined with a host of televisions displaying the mos
‘You should have a say’: Tennessee Democratic gubernatorial candidate talks student civic engagement (opens the original)
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Jerri Green wants young voters to know the importance of making their voices heard. “Your vote is equal to everyone else’s,” Green said. “And the truth of the matter is, you’re more likely to be here and have the laws impact you longer.” Green is running as the Democratic candidate in the race for Tennessee governor. Green’s name will be found on the ballot alongside Republican candidate Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) and independent candidate Lauren Pinkston, who visited UT’s campus in August. El
Phi Kappa Psi recognizes members with new $750 scholarship (opens the original)
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UT’s Phi Kappa Psi fraternity chapter awarded its first Phi Kappa Psi Tennessee Epsilon Excellence Awards this fall, giving two Phi Kappa Psi brothers a novel opportunity to earn financial assistance. The scholarship, established in the spring 2026 semester, recognizes members who embody the chapter’s core values of academic excellence and service to the community. “It’s a really good way to motivate brothers to not only to keep their grades up, study a lot (and) try to get on the dean’s list, b
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