Alex Holcomb is giving to charity:water for #GivingTuesday this year. Will you join?
Author Archives: Alex
5 Ways to Make Sure Full-Time Freelance Won’t Leave You Starving
Getting started with full-time freelance can be hard, but that doesn’t mean you have to starve. Click here to read 5 tips to make sure you make it.
Content Marketing
Linking to my client’s articles or copying and pasting them here would hurt their search engine rankings. To see my work, please contact me at alexandercholcomb@gmail.com. I have hundreds of published articles ready to send out.
White nationalist speaks at UT while campus community protests
Matthew Heimbach’s “National Socialism or Death” college speaking tour began Saturday afternoon in Buehler Hall despite opposition and protest from the UT community. Continue reading at utdailybeacon.com.
The high price of pleasure
On Central Avenue in Knoxville, the business of prostitution is a commonplace, and largely ignored, crime, both by citizens and, until recently, police. Read more on utdailybeacon.com.
Rally at Confederate monument draws thousands, remains non-violent
Thousands rallied over the fate of the Fort Sanders Confederate monument Saturday in light of the white supremacist protests in Charlottesville, Virginia earlier this month. Read more on utdailybeacon.com.
Knoxville record stores play sounds of resurgence
Knoxville record stores have at least one more trick up their sleeves. Read more on utdailybeacon.com.
Al Roker gets Vols in T formation, UT breaks world record
Al Roker visited UT’s neck of the woods Wednesday morning to help 4,223 students, staff and alumni break the Guinness World Record for the largest human letter. Read more on utdailybeacon.com.
SGA members slap Welcome Week goodbye
SGA members hosted the third annual Slap the Rock event on Tuesday evening to help hundreds of potential freshmen SGA members leave their mark on campus. Read more on utdailybeacon.com.
Student works hard to live dreams
For Justin Crawford, the only option has been to make it. As a military brat, Crawford moved constantly during his childhood and lived throughout most of the United States and in Japan. Read more on utdailybeacon.com.
