Edward Zambara

In Memoriam — Edward Zambara, a former voice teacher in the UT School of Music and the founding director of the Knoxville Opera, died Aug 7 from injuries sustained in a fall at his home. One of the most sought-after voice teachers in the United States and a mentor to many opera singers, Zambara was … Continued

Biofuels, Bioproducts and Biorefining

Biofuels, Bioproducts, and Biorefining is an exciting new review and commentary journal published as a cooperative venture of SCI (Society of Chemical Industry) and John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. The journal is a vital source of information on sustainable products, fuels and energy. Examining the spectrum of international scientific research and industrial development along the … Continued

Conversations about the Constitution, Monday September 17

The University Libraries will show two short films about the importance of the Constitution 1-4 pm Room 129, Hodges Library These films, hosted by Supreme Court Justices Sandra Day O’Connor, Anthony Kennedy and Stephen Breyer, discuss why we need a written Constitution, separation of powers, federalism, individual rights and the role of judges who are … Continued

Music Library Break Hours

From August 11th to August 21st the Music Library will have limited hours. Break schedule is as follows: Music Library Hours-Fall Semester August 11-21, 2007 Monday – Friday 8am-5pm Saturday Closed Sunday Closed On Tuesday, August 21st, the Music Library will be closing at 4pm to facilitate employee training.

Sign Your Constitution Monday, September 17

11 am-4 pm Pedestrian Walkway, near Hodges Library Celebrate the 220th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution by signing it yourself! On September 17, 1787, members of the Constitutional Convention signed the final draft of the Constitution. Two days earlier, when a final vote was called, Edmund Randolph called for another convention to carefully … Continued

Religion’s Role in Public Life: An Interactive Forum September 12, 4pm

Library Galleria (1 st Floor, next to the Reference section and the Culture Corner) The Establishment Clause of the Constitution prohibits the government from establishing a national religion. However, it is undeniable that religion plays an important role in this country. We hope that student, faculty, staff, and community members come share their opinions in … Continued

Religion’s Role in Public Life: An Interactive Forum September 12, 4pm

Library Galleria (1 st Floor, next to the Reference section and the Culture Corner) The Establishment Clause of the Constitution prohibits the government from establishing a national religion. However, it is undeniable that religion plays an important role in this country. We hope that student, faculty, staff, and community members come share their opinions in … Continued

Health Care and Other Unfunded Liabilities: A Videoconference September 12, noon

Commons Practice Presentation Room, Hodges Library 2nd Floor This videoconference event with the Heritage Foundation and the Brookings Institute will feature two points of view from some of the most influential public policy research institutes in America. Health care in America has been hotly contested for the past several presidential cycles. Discover more about this … Continued