In observance of Earth Day, the Department of Earth Sciences set up an Earth Day event at Johnson Hall for University Middle School students Friday, April 22.
Studying abroad throws students into an unknown country to learn and grow. Individuals’ experiences can be that of good and bad. There are many reasons students may choose to go and study abroad: cultural experiences, academic experiences, and life experiences.
Each year, hundreds of thousands of people enroll in college for the first time. Whether it’s a two-year or a four-year, in or out of state, or private or public, students pick a program that caters to them specifically. Once there, they begin to embark on their journey of adulthood. This me…
The 6-mile mid-city stretch known as Summer Avenue has been the home to hundreds of local shops and restaurants over the years. In 1952, the first Holiday Inn in the United States was placed on Summer, at the corner of Mendenhall. The first McDonald’s in Memphis was on Summer Avenue, where y…
Tiger Patrol, the student-led personal escort service intended to offer students on campus a free and safe ride to their vehicle or class during the nighttime hours, has seen a notable drop in participation over the last two years and this semester especially.
As the end of the semester and exam week approaches, it brings with it a slew of new fears and anxieties for all students. Some are dealing with the stress of finals and studying while graduates look toward the future and their post-college careers. For everyone, it can be a difficult time f…
First generation students may face unique challenges as they try to navigate the college landscape without help. However, there are programs put in place at the University of Memphis to ensure student success.
Students who live at the Living Learning Complex have frequently been forced to evacuate outside due to the residence hall’s fire alarm going off.
The Student Government Association named the new leaders for the 2022-2023 school year. After a week of campaigning, Logan Albert, SGA election commissioner, presented the results outside the University Center Friday.
The Black MajesTEA Co-op (BMT) is a Memphis-based nonprofit organization that began operations Jan. 28 of this year. The group's goal is to make buying produce a manageable and sustainable option for Memphians located in food deserts.
As an institution that prides itself on commitment to diversity and inclusion, the University of Memphis runs several offices and programs that are meant to serve and support different student communities and demographics.
The University of Memphis’ 2022 spring commencement ceremony is right around the corner. Around this time of year, graduating students must make the decision whether or not to participate in the commencement ceremony. Why sit there with hundreds of other graduating students for hours to rece…
As the application of the NCAA’s new name, image and likeness (NIL) policies become more prevalent, some athletes at the University of Memphis will have expanded opportunities with the creation of a fund that will connect them with Memphis-based charities.
The Theatre Building, home to the Department of Theatre & Dance at the University of Memphis, will have an official name by next year, by way of donor James A. Humphreys.
The Student Government Association hosted its first, and only, debate Wednesday for this year’s election.
Suicide prevention research center to be created in President Rudd's honor // By Jacob Wilt & Reported by Devin Clark (0:31) Nenon stepping down as U of M provost, Dean of College of Arts and Sciences to take over // By Aaron Fleming Produced by Jeremiah Hall // j.hall@memphis.edu All epi…
The Tennessee Bone Marrow Foundation is inviting the Memphis community to its Tequila and TacoFest Saturday at 66 N.Main from. The event is from 2 - 6 p.m. with proceeds going to families in need of financial support for surgical transplants.
Graduating college is the ultimate goal for many students as soon as they select their school of choice. It is the last step, for some, before adjusting to permanent adulthood. That means feeling a sudden sense of freedom, but having consistent bills to pay. New adventures are sure to come, …
With kennels constantly filling and space running thin, Memphis Animal Services has been forced to get creative with their outreach with the goal of having more animals adopted or fostered. The organization is also in need of volunteers to help operate the shelter.
A new research center on campus will be named in honor of outgoing University of Memphis president Dr. David Rudd.
A junior at the UofM, Logan Bomar is studying in the biomedical engineering program where he has the opportunity to see a solution for every problem and spends a lot of his time building prosthetics for other people with disabilities.
As Women’s History Month rolls back around, the question arises: in today’s feminist era, is the month even still relevant or needed?
After winning war for a livable wage, UCW is gearing up for next battle // By Aaron Fleming (0:48) River City Records: A success story // Written & Reported by Teyah Lucas (7:45) Produced by Jeremiah Hall // j.hall@memphis.edu All episodes of The Helmsman Review are available on SoundClou…
Dr. Thomas Nenon, provost for the University of Memphis, will be stepping down from his role, according to emails sent out to faculty and staff from both Nenon and Dr. David Rudd, the university’s current president.
With St. Patrick's Day and the first round of the NCAA tournament falling on the same day, Brookhaven Pub & Grill was not flooded with the usual green.
Zion Christian Cemetery is the oldest Black cemetery in Memphis.
Before they were a student at the University of Memphis, Crys Riles was a professional chef and caterer in the Memphis area.
The University of Memphis Counseling Center partnered with the International Center to offer students time to chat with a professional through their events, “Coffee with a Counselor.”
There are a mere two months until seniors walk across the stage to receive their diplomas. With the upcoming graduation, some seniors may be thinking what they need to do to plan for life after graduation. Career Services is here to help students figure out those next steps.
Memphis Black Restaurant Week is returning to Memphis for its 7th annual event, running from March 6 until March 12.
Students could see environmental studies as a selectable major as soon as 2024.
Porter-Leath and the University of Memphis are set to celebrate the grand opening for the Early Childhood Academy at Orange Mound Friday afternoon.
After a lengthy construction period, the renovated concourse has been opened for business.
Three weeks ago, Ice Storm Landon wiped out power for more than 233,000 MLGW customers. People have compared it to the bad ice storm of February 1994 which interrupted power for roughly 281,000 MLGW customers.
One cannot separate Elmwood Cemetery's identity from its age — that much is clear to Kim Bearden, the cemetery's executive director. Opened in 1852, just over 30 years after Memphis' founding, it is the oldest cemetery in the city.
As clouds burst open, a heavy downpour splashed the concrete. First came flashes of lightning and then roaring thunder. Another major storm was underway, yet a little rain didn’t stop Catholic Charities’ early morning food drive. The six volunteers for the day simply moved inside to prepare …
In most cases, striking out is never what a person wants. If someone strikes out when asking another person on a date, that means they said no. In baseball, the saying goes, “Three strikes. You’re out.” But there is one scenario of life where a strike is the best you can get — bowling.
The Carnegie Classification of Institutions for Higher Education recently named the University of Memphis an R1, or Research 1, institution. R1 status means the institution has very high research activity.
With America's racial reckoning ongoing, groups ponder the brevity of Black History Month // By Eva Winfrey & Reported by Devin Clark (0:33) Study abroad at the University of Memphis on the rebound after pandemic blow // By Jacob Wilt (4:50) Produced by Jeremiah Hall // j.hall@memphis.edu …
Japanese singer and songwriter Hikaru Utada has released their album titled BAD MODE, their first since 2018. Being one of the best-selling Japanese artists of all time and known in America for her vocal contributions to popular video game soundtracks, Memphis students shared their memories …
On Monday afternoon, The NAACP Chapter at The University of Memphis arranged a live museum reenacting prominent African American figures.
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority is hosting their Pearls are Forever event, which is open to the student body and other visitors. Hosted in the University Center Atrium, the current chapel president, Ishanti Phillips, monitored her booth for participants brave enough to guess the number of pearls in a jar.
As Black History Month comes to an end, a question has risen among some Memphians: Should Black history be recognized and celebrated year-round?
Carly Bryant is a junior in her last semester of the basic language program at the University of Memphis. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, she has been taking her Spanish classes online until this semester.
The University of Memphis’ study abroad program is making a comeback after the pandemic slowed registration to a halt. Starting this summer, many previously annual opportunities to study abroad that ended in 2020 will reopen to U of M students.
Memphis baseball prepares for one last ride with Head Coach Daron Schoenrock // By Allen Lewis III (0:30) Amid pandemic recovery, campus counseling services see rise in patronage // By Emily Butler & Reported by Devin Clark (3:10) Music in the kitchen: How a UofM student transitioned from …
The Graduate Association for African American History is hosting its 21st Annual Conference. The conference will begin Thursday, February 17 at 2:00 pm and conclude Saturday, February 19 at 5:00 pm.
Memphis Whistle is the new spunky lounge in town. Previously a cocktail delivery service, Memphis Whistle now has a home in the Cooper-Young area, offering a lounge experience with good vibes, handcrafted cocktails, and locally sourced grub.
The 2019-2020 academic year was just the beginning of many obstacles for college students across the nation. Seemingly overnight, COVID-19 forced universities to transition from on-campus to virtual learning in order to ensure the safety of their staff and students. These abrupt changes left…
Amidst unionization efforts, Poplar Starbucks fires union leaders, sparking protest // By Niki Scheinberg (0:39) Recently opened Centennial Place convenience store off to rough start after wave of thefts by students // By Aaron Fleming (2:56) Campus car thefts and break-ins prominent in ea…
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