Gage Arnold

Writer

St. Louis, MO.

I'm a Masters of Divinity student at Covenant Theological Seminary and a graduate from the University of Tennessee with a degree in journalism and electronic media and a passion for storytelling.

Gage Arnold

Writer

St. Louis, MO.

I'm a Masters of Divinity student at Covenant Theological Seminary and a graduate from the University of Tennessee with a degree in journalism and electronic media and a passion for storytelling.

Catholic running back Logan Lacey plays after grandfather's death » Knoxville News Sentinel
It began with a simple gesture. Logan Lacey took six hurried paces to his right, peered through his gold facemask and secured the floating screen pass before tucking it away gently in his grasp.
Knoxville News Sentinel
Features
Solidarity in the Scrum
For the Nashville Grizzlies the rugby pitch isn't just a place to compete—it's a place to call home.
NATIVE
Features
News Sentinel Open more than a game to area charities helped by proceeds » Knoxville News Sentinel
There was a time when Ethan Cooper would look only at his shoes. He was not angry, tired or depressed. Ethan suffered from a more common symptom; he was simply shy. Ethan’s parents remember a boy who, for eight years, would behave like a turtle in its shell, avoiding the eccentricity of group situations.
Knoxville News Sentinel
Features
Creator of 'Baracksdubs' hopes to turn viral videos into vehicle for change
It began in the shower his freshman year. In the midst of a lazy winter break in 2011, Fadi Saleh had an epiphany: he wanted to make Barack Obama sing. So that's what Saleh did with a few clicks, a video editing program, and a handful of long nights.
The Daily Beacon
Features
Video: Faces of Siloam
A production for Siloam Family Health Center's Fundraiser Breakfast at West End Community Church on Dec. 5, 2014. The breakfast brought in more than $140,000 and allowed hundreds of Nashvillians to come into contact with the mission and heart of Siloam for the first time.
YouTube
Multimedia work
Photo essay: Life on 'Rocky' Top
A photo essay of March-April 2014 for the Tennessee men's basketball program.
Exposure
Multimedia work
Nerds? No way: UT program fosters engineering creativity in ninth-graders
Fifty drinking straws, one roll of masking tape, a pair of scissors and a ruler. That's all the rising high-school students participating in the Engineering Volunteers for Ninth Graders program at the University of Tennessee College of Engineering were given on Monday. In 45 minutes, groups of four were urged to construct a three-level tower with the strength to support six 200-gram weights while being shaken by earthquake-like tremors — oh, and the tower had to stay upright.
The Knoxville News Sentinel
News writing
Three wounded in Fort Sanders shooting
Knoxville police are investigating a shooting that occurred Tuesday night at an apartment complex in the Fort Sanders neighborhood that left three victims wounded.
The Daily Beacon
News writing
Worley takes 'steps forward' in heartbreaker to Georgia » GoVolsXtra
Behind a glossy ambivalence over another heartbreaking loss, the words of Tennessee quarterback Justin Worley exuded confidence. And who could blame him.
GoVolsXtra
Sports writing
Grace finds Silver lining against CAK, 27-13 » Knoxville News Sentinel
Grace Christian Academy received its long-awaited first test on Friday night, and it was a quandary. After a pooch kickoff placed Christian Academy of Knoxville at midfield with 9:33 left in the fourth quarter, Grace Christian’s 8-point lead was vulnerable for the taking.
Knoxville News Sentinel
Sports writing
UT's Ellen Mullins leaving a distinct 'legacy' on volleyball court » GoVolsXtra
Tennessee always was the dream for Ellen Mullins. Whether it was cheering on her sister, Ann Mullins, in Thompson-Boling Arena during her time as a volleyball player in Knoxville in 2003 — when Ellen was only 11 years old — or from her own visit in 2009 when the Lady Vols took down Florida, being a Lady Vol just made sense.
GoVolsXtra
Sports writing
Softball Alumni Game gives Lady Vols chance to connect with past
An assistant softball coach at Kennesaw State evened her cleats along the pitcher’s line in the opposing squad’s bullpen, inhaled deeply and unleashed a rapid release which sent a pitch spinning into a seventh grade teacher’s catcher’s mitt on Friday.
GoVolsXtra
Sports writing

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Gage Arnold

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Gage Arnold is currently a Master's of Divinity Student at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, MO., and the Communications Director at the Center for Faith and Work Los Angeles (CFWLA). He is formerly a founding team member of the Nashville Institute for Faith and Work (NIFW) and a 2014 graduate of the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, where he studied journalism and electronic media. Gage is also an alumnus of both NIFW's Gotham Fellowship and the Nashville Fellows Program. He loves his wife Ashland, their German Shorthaired Pointer—Penny, and making new friends.