According to a recent CNN article, even three years after pictures are deleted on Facebook, they are still accessible via a direct link. This raises questions about the security of Facebook and whether users’ privacy could be jeopardized.

For college students, this also could pose the risk of future employers ...

Lace up your boots and fill up your Nalgenes because the songbirds have already started their springtime serenade.
    
Winter hiking can be off-putting for some outdoor enthusiasts, but now is the time to truly go and find solitude.
    
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited national park ...

Ready for another round of open-minded thinkers, UT will host the second campus-based session of the LeaderShape® Institute, which will take place May 11-16.
   
 Participant applications opened Feb. 1 and will remain available until Feb. 24. The program will accept 60 student leaders representing diverse facets of the student body ...

If you walked near the Ula Love Doughty Carousel Theatre Feb. 13 or 14 it is extremely likely that you may have heard the booming chants of vagina expletives echoing louder.

The Women’s Coordinating Counsel hosted this year’s “Vagina Monologues.” Directed by Morgan Hardy and presented by UT ...

 Depending on one’s relationship status or mentality on love, Valentine’s Day will either make or break a person’s entire month.

“Ever since kindergarten I’ve been giving my mom something for V-Day,” Travis Butler, senior in hotel, restaurant and tourism management, said. “As I got older I ...

Hundreds of students crammed into the University Center ballroom on Wednesday, as the UT Career Services department hosted numerous organizations seeking employees and interns for its annual Summer Job and Internship Fair.
    
The fair included over 72 organizations and businesses, all seeking student interns and employees. For this event, students ...

Josh Sundquist, paralympic athlete and internationally known motivational speaker, spoke to students Tuesday night in the UC Auditorium.

Sundquist has brought his message of being positive to places such as Fortune 500 companies, inner-city public schools and the White House.

Sundquist lost his left leg at the age of nine ...

Despite the small crowd of about 40, the audience fully enjoyed the comedic performance of Ben Lerman at the UC Auditorium Thursday night.
    
Lerman, a ukulele-playing comedic songwriter, has toured both the New York comedy club scene and several universities. He was not deterred by the somewhat lackluster turnout.
    
“Sometimes ...

Although the Bleed Orange Blood Drive is almost over, the Medic Regional Blood Center is still in dire need of blood donations, especially after a surge in accidents over the weekend nearly drained its supply of blood.
    
Christi Fightmaster, Medic’s director of public relations, said Medic currently has less ...

 The water-diamond valuation paradox from Econ. 101 is back, only this time it’s water versus natural gas.
    
Acclaimed expert on hydraulic fracturing, Rob Jackson, joined UT faculty and students for a discussion on “Shale Gas and Its Environmental Footprint” Thursday. Jackson is a professor of biology at Duke University ...