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UTC hosted two documentaries about the injustice of civil rights in other countries. The History Club hosted a viewing of the documentary “Stranger in my Homeland” and even had the filmmaker, Chloe Traicos, speak about the film. “What I wanted was to make people aware of what is happening in …

The Hispanic Outreach and Leadership Association, also known as HOLA, used dance and music to show off a unique part of Hispanic culture. After everyone had eaten their fill of good food, the Latin Dance Exhibition featured a multitude of dances, including bachata, tango, salsa, flamenco, and others. One of …

The Office of Multicultural Affairs is hosting a What’s Real dialogue series to discuss the Take A Knee movement on October 24. at 8 P.M. in the Multicultural Center. Join them to discuss different perspectives surrounding the evolution of Colin Kaepernick’s initial protest against police brutality.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. UTC will host Take Back The Night, a march through campus, to bring light to the situation. If you would like to be apart of the annual event, Take Back The Night will be October 25.

The University Center at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga (UTC) hosted Mocs Forward, or Moving Our Campus Forward, on Tuesday. Over 20 members of UTC’s faculty and community members came to speak about diversity on campus and how we can promote it. The event happened over the two days of …

Calling all writers: Prose in Pink is a writing contest that was created to promote breast cancer awareness. A UTC student started the event and students can submit their creative work. Students have a chance to win the grand prize of a $25 Amazon gift card. All entries are due …

On Friday, you can check out River Rocks the Best Town Forever, a free block party on Cherry Street. The block party is the finale of startup week. The party features live music, climbing, dome exploration, tethered hot air balloons, food, and more. The party starts at 6 P.M. tonight. If you love …

Dinesh D’souza’s lecture was a lecture to remember. Both students and faculty were invited Monday afternoon to attend D’souza’s lecture that took place in the Roland Hayes auditorium. He lectured about how America has benefited from capitalism and free markets. He also brought up the question of whether or not …

The proposed parking plan for next fall will not be put into effect. UTC officials say further study is needed. The proposal would divide into commuter and resident spaces. In the meantime, parking services officials will continue to improve the current system. Stay tuned to Mocs News as we continue …

Oak and Douglas Street is known for the busy foot and vehicle traffic. The intersection of Oak and Douglas is now a four-way stop as the Chattanooga Department of Transportation has decided to install stop signs to help with the heavy flow of traffic. Sue Culpepper, UTC’s Success Center Director, …