Omega Psi Phi says pledge GPAs should not figure-in to academic suspension
The Omega Psi Phi fraternity is on academic suspension, and according to the fraternity, they shouldn’t be.
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The Omega Psi Phi fraternity is on academic suspension, and according to the fraternity, they shouldn’t be.
It was only 5:30 p.m. in Nashville and fans were setting up lawn chairs and spreading out blankets to catch the first glimpse of the concert season for whom many call “The Mayor of Margaritaville,” yet the concert didn’t start until 8:00 p.m.
According to FedEx President Fred Smith, the keynote speaker of Tuesday’s Faculty Convocation and Shirley Raines’ Inauguration, “We are very lucky indeed to have such an accomplished leader at the helm of The University of Memphis.”
The skies over Tennessee may have a clearer future now that Richard Warder is part of a prestigious group that regulates environmental guidelines.
Dear Editor:
The 27th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Human Rights Awards Program was held Thursday in the Michael D. Rose Theater.
So you’ve been caught! Not caught cheating, but you have been caught looking at pornography in a University of Memphis computer lab. Shame, shame, shame on you!
The University of Memphis chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity will march today at 3 p.m. in memory of one of their fraternity brothers who died serving his community.
According to the most recent crime statistics released from the Memphis Police Department, over 550 sexual assaults were reported in 2000.
The commentary in Tuesday's article pertaining to black racism was shallow and apparently motivated by an internal narcissism embedded deep in the psyche of the staff reporter who had the gaul to submit that refuse to the editor for publication.
The average student on The University of Memphis campus would be hard-pressed to name one tangible thing that the Student Government Association has accomplished.
You could call his paintings slightly skewed.
What, if anything, does America owe the descendants of slaves? And, if reparations are due, in what form will they come and who will pay for them?
The Regional Forensic Center building downtown was evacuated Wednesday morning after a janitor found the first of what turned out to be three explosive devices.
A majority of Muslims in the Islamic world do not believe Arabs were responsible for the Sept. 11 hijackings and attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
The University of Memphis recently joined the Memphis Housing Authority in helping residents of a blighted public housing community with development and restoration both physically and mentally, by building a community resource center.
Over the course of 43 years, Wendall Gilbert has become accustomed to facing adverse conditions and producing positive results.
Dear Editor,
Ordinary people can do extraordinary things.
Daniel Zimmerman is a spiritual leader who doesn’t believe in religion.