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A report commissioned by the University of Memphis has echoed claims that physical plant employees were being treated like “slaves,†and U of M President David Rudd has vowed to improve their working conditions.
The Daily Helmsman asked commuter students, in an informal poll, if they would rather pay a higher parking fee to build a new general parking garage or be forced to park at the Park Avenue campus and take a shuttle to the main campus. A majority said they would rather take the shuttle. The Helmsman interviewed 55 students for this poll. Nearly 90 percent of the university students are commuters. Student government will vote Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on whether they agree with a parking fee hike to pay for a parking garage.
Editor’s note: After opening the garage door, my dad walked into our parents’ home. I followed behind him as I always did. He towered over nine-year-old me, and it wasn’t until he stepped out of the way that I met Tanner, the three-year-old chow and golden retriever mix wagging his tail at my feet. It was Easter Sunday in 2001 — one of the happiest days of my life. Tanner became my best friend, and for ten years we cuddled in the living room floor while watching movies and took long rides in the car with the windows down. He died in 2010 — one of the saddest days of my life — after a battle with liver cancer. We buried him in the backyard. The bond I shared with my first dog is one I’ll always carry with me.
How the University of Memphis deals with sexual assaults on campus varies, and is usually hidden from public view.
Heals, a new student organization aimed to raise awareness about sexual violence, will make its debut on the University of Memphis campus this fall.
Can Relay Graduate School of Education produce quality educators after a one-year teaching residency in one of Memphis’ charter schools?
First in a two part series
A Daily Helmsman investigation first in a two-part series
After suffering insults, slaps to the face and being forced to answer to nicknames like “Fail,†11 University of Memphis sorority pledges stood in line for one last humiliation.
After suffering insults, slaps to the face and being forced to answer to nicknames like “Fail,†11 University of Memphis sorority pledges stood in line for one last humiliation.
Due to campaigns such as President Obama’s 2008 and 2012 campaigns, which incorporated sites like YouTube, Twitter and Facebook to connect with voters, scholars have analyzed the growing relationship between social media usage and political engagement.
Joshua Cannon is a spring 2015 USA TODAY collegiate correspondent. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY College.
Civil Rights photographer Matt Herron showcased the roles of ordinary people in the Selma march of 1965 during a lecture and exhibit at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art.
Civil Rights photographer Matt Herron showcased the roles of ordinary people in the Selma march of 1965 during a lecture and exhibit at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art.
The shooting of a 64-yearold Orange Mound resident by Memphis police in 1994 caused residences to demand civilian review boards of police actions.
Trolley Night will go on snow or no snow—with our without trollies.
The Creative Writing Club’s is bringing a nationally recognized author and essayist to campus to speak on Feb. 25 at 8:00 p.m. in the University Center and Feb. 26 at 10:30 a.m. at Patterson Hall as a part of its River City Writers Series.
Mississippi Looks to weed out some of their laws and regulation involving Marijuana and hemp usage in the state.
Less than three years ago, Rosie Phillips Bingham, Vice President of Student Affairs at the University of Memphis, won a lifetime achievement award from the Black Student Association at the university.
The University of Memphis looks to kick off Black History Month with its annual Lifetime Achievement Award and Opening ceremony.