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Bomani Armah - a.k.a. Baba Bomani - is a poet, producer, hip-hop MC and a Kennedy Center teaching artist. On Saturday, October 14th, he will present a workshop “Integrating Hip-Hop in the Classroom” during this year's Chattanooga Hip-Hop Summit.

Here in Tennessee, whiskey is not only distilled - but also honored. The Tennessee Whiskey Festival returns for its ninth year to downtown Chattanooga on Saturday, September 30th - from 1 PM to 5 PM - at the First Horizon Pavilion next to Finley Stadium.

This episode of Tennessee Valley Across the Table by Grace Tang features a conversation between Alyssa Chase and Briana Phillips.

¡Bienvenidos! Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at UTC. On Campus and Beyond: UTC’s Meacham Writers’ Workshop. Soaring together for the students of UTC on Mocs Give Day. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Friday is the anniversary of the first day of what is today UTC opening its doors in 1886 - and the start of Hispanic Heritage Month. Edwin Murillo is Associate Professor of Spanish and Director of Latin American Studies - and Niky Tejero is Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.

Next week, UTC hosts its annual Meacham Writers’ Workshop - Thursday, September 21st through Saturday, September 23rd - on campus and at Stove Works. Sybil Baker, Jasmine Tabor and Charlotte Caldwell give us a preview.

This week is Founder’s Week here at UTC. Next month - on Tuesday, October 3rd - is Mocs Give Day, the 24-hour online fundraising and engagement drive that celebrates all things blue and gold. Amy Donahue is with UTC Advancement.

How is UTC in the community beyond campus? Hear how in this conversation on the Chattanooga Food Truck Festival and Expo - Saturday, September 23rd from 4 PM to 9 PM - at the Kitchen Incubator of Chattanooga, powered by LAUNCH, at 5704 Marlin Road.

This weekend, Avis Wanda McClinton and David Satten-Lopez visit our campus to give a presentation on "The 339 Manumissions & Beyond Project," co-sponsored by UTC’s Department of History, on Saturday at 2 PM in the Guerry Center Reading Room.

Here in the Chattanooga area, FACES: The National Craniofacial Association helps make surgeries possible across the country for children and adults with facial differences because of genetics, diseases or accidents.