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If you haven’t been following Joshua A. Vinson (@TheJoshAVinson) on Twitter, you need to. Vinson keeps UofM and sports fans up to date on everything you need to know about your favorite sports. A Chicago native, Vinson moved to Memphis in 2014 and majored in journalism. Since then, he has pr…
Two years ago, you gave me the opportunity of a lifetime. As a sophomore from Little Rock, Arkansas, who was still trying to figure out who she was and where she belonged, you believed in me when you elected me to be vice president of the Student Government Association. Over the past two yea…
As I sit back in the Sports Editor’s chair looking across the newsroom, it hit me that my journey here at the University of Memphis is coming to an end. No longer will I find myself doing the day-to-day college student things: going to classes, studying for exams and searching for parking sp…
News
Memphis has moved from the poorest city in the United States to the second poorest of metro areas that have more than one million people, but University of Memphis social work professor Elena Delavega said the method in which poverty is measured might not be accurate in today’s world.
As voter registration deadlines approach in Memphis, University of Memphis organizations plan to host events to promote the importance of voting to students.
A rebirth of Memphis metro area journalism was ignited Monday when The Daily Memphian officially launched its website to cover this city and only this city — reporting news by Memphians for Memphians.
Access to technology plays a significant role in students’ academic success, but a large percentage of students have little to no access to these resources, causing them to face many additional challenges at school.
Sports
If you haven’t been following Joshua A. Vinson (@TheJoshAVinson) on Twitter, you need to. Vinson keeps UofM and sports fans up to date on everything you need to know about your favorite sports. A Chicago native, Vinson moved to Memphis in 2014 and majored in journalism. Since then, he has pr…
As I sit back in the Sports Editor’s chair looking across the newsroom, it hit me that my journey here at the University of Memphis is coming to an end. No longer will I find myself doing the day-to-day college student things: going to classes, studying for exams and searching for parking sp…
The Daily Helmsman interviewed the Tigers women’s basketball team head coach Melissa McFerrin on April 22.
Earlier this season, Memphis softball looked like a team that was on their way up. After a 5-9 start to the season, they got back on track and went on a seven-game win streak. All things started to go their way. Until they didn’t.
Although his Memphis career ended weeks ago in the NIT loss to Creighton, Jeremiah Martin took the next step towards his future April 17 night when the Portsmouth Invitational (PIT) tipped off. The PIT, which is the only postseason camp reserved specifically for seniors, is the longest-runn…
Opinion
Two years ago, you gave me the opportunity of a lifetime. As a sophomore from Little Rock, Arkansas, who was still trying to figure out who she was and where she belonged, you believed in me when you elected me to be vice president of the Student Government Association. Over the past two yea…
Writing a farewell column is a lot harder than it seems. I am not sure I could write anything about my exit from college that will empower my fellow students, and maybe that’s for the better.
Kelsey Bowen
Copy Editor
When I became The Daily Helmsman’s Editor-in-Chief this semester, I wrote in my first column that one of my New Year’s intentions was to be a good editor who served as an educator not only to his staff but also to the campus community. I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt that everyone who w…
Arts & Entertainment
Under a giant moose bust wearing a Budweiser baseball cap with protruding antlers and one missing ear, two members of the local band, Pillow Talk, sat for a chat.
A friend and I left a Malco Paradiso showing of Mad Max: Fury Road utterly confused and expressing that we might even want our $12 back.
Both a former University of Memphis student and a current graduate student’s art exhibits are displayed at the Martha and Robert Fogelman Galleries of Contemporary Art in the Art and Communications Building.
The University of Memphis’ campus radio station, WUMR “The Jazz Lover” 91.7 FM, has come back from Thanksgiving Break aiming to keep itself alive through donations from its listeners.
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