JOHN CARVER could have feared the worst as footballer-turned-hairdresser Lee Miller brandished his scissors. After all, the ...

Clark Lea gave up his role as Vanderbilt’s defensive coordinator in order to lighten his seemingly never ending load as its head coach, but he still hasn’t give ...

A retired Army officer who worked as a civilian for the Air Force has pleaded guilty to conspiring to transmit classified information about Russia’s war with Ukraine on a foreign online ...

And while the success has only come recently, after a decade of mediocrity, the Longhorns' job is still among the sport's best. According to a recent article from CBS Sports' Bud Crawford, Texas's job ...

Strategic Plan strives for affordable access to the college, resources for student success and pathways to further education ...

The voters in early presidential nominating states are used to seeing contenders months or even years before most of the ...

Carolyn Krause, a retiree, writes a lot of stories and takes photos for The Oak Ridger as she fills a need. But some people ...

In his pathbreaking book After Steve: How Apple Became a Trillion-Dollar Company and Lost Its Soul, Mickle noted that before ...

The Apple brand name grew from a 1970s counterculture commune where Steve Jobs stayed in a little red cabin and worked on its ...

The last LSU coach who failed to win an SEC title in his first four years was Gerry DiNardo, who was fired after his fifth ...

A man who quit his job to cycle around the world said carrying his worldly belongings on a bike and living in a tent had been ...

Kevin O'Leary says that "Kill the Noise" is the Steve Jobs rule that made Apple.  It wasn't magic that made them successful; it was hard work.  This is the way Steve Jobs thought that made him unstopp ...