Study shows social media can lead to eating disorders
(09/07/17 2:01pm)
Ashley Crunk, a 21-year-old recovering bulimic, would starve for days and then binge, or eat just to throw up.
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Twirling troubles away: Experts question fidget spinners’ actual impact on those with ADHD
(08/25/17 5:14pm)
Three-pronged and pocket sized, fidget spinners have sold millions online and in stores across the country, but many still question what true effectiveness fidgets have with easing the symptoms of ADHD.
U of M student breaks his family curse
(03/27/17 2:53pm)
With the recurring presence of funerals and prison in Deangelo Collier’s life, he realized it was time to make a decision – he had to stop his family’s cursed cycle.
University set to build $18 million bridge over Southern Avenue
(03/23/17 10:54am)
A pedestrian bridge is set to be built over Southern and the railroad tracks on the U of M campus.
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(02/09/17 9:56pm)
Alexis Young portrays Angela Davis – a political activist, scholar and author best known for her relations with the Black Panther Party through her involvement with the Civil Rights Movement. She is currently 73 years old and is a retired professor rom the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Four thefts and two assaults on campus
(10/05/16 12:24pm)
1. Female Student pinned against wall at Centennial Place
Students rally against fanatic demonstrators on campus: Student views and video
(09/22/16 10:11pm)
Religious demonstrators created a spectacle invoking crowds of students outside the University Center, Wednesday and Thursday, holding posters such as “Ask me why you’re going to hell†and using microphones to shout at passersby.
University of Memphis paid more than $2.3 million to run mostly empty buses
(04/22/16 12:13pm)
When Lori Ingram, a nursing student at the University of Memphis, boards the Blue Line bus service, a friendly driver and an empty shuttle usually greet her.Â
U of M holds seminar to demonstrate self-defense
(04/20/16 10:16am)
With the recent issues regarding campus safety, University of Memphis Police Services held a seminar Tuesday in the University Center River Room. This is one of many seminars the university has held this month.
Mayor proposes budget
(04/19/16 7:00pm)
Twenty people dressed in black and yellow shouted outside Memphis city hall on Tuesday in hopes to end bus budget cuts.
Theatre department ends its season with the farce “A Flea In Her Ear”
(04/19/16 11:34am)
An evening full of entertainment and sore stomachs because of too much laughing – that’s what the staff and cast of “A Flea In Her Ear” are promising the audience with their latest production. The farce will premier this April 14, but will play again on April 21 to 23 at the Mainstage Theatre. University of Memphis students can get one free ticket. An adult ticket costs $20.
Long live 'Crying Jordan'
(04/06/16 1:07pm)
In 2009, Michael Jordan, one of the greatest athletes in the history of sports, was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. During his speech, Jordan cried, and the Internet was never the same.
Latest terrorist attack in Belgium hits home for one U of M student
(03/24/16 11:46am)
Although the latest ISIS attack occurred more than 4,000 miles across the world, the severity of the impact has one University of Memphis student fearful for the safety of her family who resides in Belgium.
Some music professors worry about new SRI budget model
(03/23/16 2:48pm)
As the University of Memphis implements a new budgeting model this summer called Strategic Resource Initiative, some professors in the Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music are concerned the changes could lead to future cuts into the program.
The Memphis Massacre: looking back on a forgotten time in the city’s history
(02/24/16 10:28am)
Austin Cotton plodded home in the summer heat, exhausted.
Iconic ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ author dies at 89
(02/24/16 10:25am)
Nelle Harper Lee, author of “To Kill a Mockingbird” and “Go Set a Watchman,” died in her sleep on Feb. 19.
CNN contributor to talk presidential politics at U of M
(02/23/16 10:23am)
CNN contributor and presidential historian, Douglas Brinkley, will talk to students and take questions at the University of Memphis on March 1.
Author equates Black Lives Matter with 1960s Black Power Movement
(02/15/16 11:19am)
The Black Lives Matter movement today is the same as the Black Power movement of the 1960s and 1970s.
U of M to host respected author
(02/11/16 12:16pm)
Author Nickole Brown will come to the University of Memphis Wednesday, Feb. 17.
Memphis’ black sheep have found greener pastures
(02/09/16 12:24pm)
Two men take a seat at the bar of the Hi Tone Cafe located on North Cleveland. On a typical Tuesday the Memphis sun creeps through the glass windows and is the only source of light in the bar besides a flat screen above a list of drinks.