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(02/21/13 12:00am)
It is no secret that University of Memphis sophomore guard-forward Adonis Thomas has endured a rough season. Highly touted coming out of Melrose High School, Thomas' first season in the blue and gray was plagued by injuries. Virtually missing his freshman year, he entered this season expected to show what had made him such a highly prized recruit. The problem was the significant amount of time missed affected his development and it showed through the first half of the season, as he struggled to find his shot, shooting under 40 percent and averaging just over 10 points per game.
(02/19/13 12:00am)
Statistics show Hispanic students are underrepresented at the University of Memphis; the percentage of Hispanics in the city is 6.5 percent, while they constitute less than three percent of the student body, according to the Office of Institutional Research's 2013 statistics. Their representation lags 30 percent behind African-American students, and 74 percent behind Caucasians.
(02/15/13 12:00am)
(02/15/13 12:00am)
Award-winning fiction author Lee Smith will be explaining her writing methods in an upcoming discussion called "A Life in Books" on Thursday, Feb. 21 in the University Center Theatre.
(02/13/13 12:00am)
The future of funding for public higher education is becoming more uncertain. The Campaign for the Future of Higher Education is aiming to change the uncertainty by trying to create new ways to fund education.
(02/13/13 12:00am)
In 1994, Mark Zuckerberg was only nine or ten years old. Michael Jackson would marry Lisa Marie Presley, and Kurt Cobain would end his life.
(02/07/13 12:00am)
The University of Memphis Catholic Center will play host to a discussion on the controversial use of unmanned aerial vehicles in the U.S. military on Tuesday.
(02/07/13 12:00am)
The University of Memphis Catholic Center will play host to a discussion on the controversial use of unmanned aerial vehicles in the U.S. military on Tuesday.
(02/06/13 12:00am)
If you have ever taken a journalism course here at the University of Memphis, there is a good chance you know professor Pamela Denney. Students know her as the energetic, free-spirited professor who is often their first introduction to media writing.
(02/06/13 12:00am)
After months of meetings and in-depth research, some members of a committee formed to find an alternative funding method for the Daily Helmsman fear that their hard work will be seen as less important than the opinion of one administrator.
(02/06/13 12:00am)
As the University of Memphis continues to celebrate Black History Month, the campus community will welcome Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and bestselling author Isabel Wilkerson on Thursday, Feb. 7.
(02/05/13 12:00am)
Students of Professor Otis Sanford's Mass Media, Diversity and Society classes were treated to a surprise visit from Rep. Steve Cohen on Friday.
(01/31/13 12:00am)
It has been an up and down few years for University of Memphis junior guard Joe Jackson, but the junior who was once as sporadic as gas prices has come into his own as the season has unfolded. Wednesday night, Jackson's stellar play continued as he dropped in a career-high 26 points in the Tigers' [17-3, 6-0 Conference USA] 75-68 win on the road against the East Carolina Pirates.
(11/28/12 12:00am)
Tablets and smartphones are sure to top the holiday wish lists of many this year. The battle is hotter than ever amid Apple, Android and Windows devices. While that decision is a big one, it is relatively straightforward for most buyers. What about other tech gifts? Here are a few items that have pushed their way to the top of our gift lists for those we're connected to most.
(11/28/12 12:00am)
The world of music will be "all shook up" as Memphis honors some of its most notable musicians, including Elvis, B.B. King, Jerry Lee Lewis and others.
(11/27/12 12:00am)
WASHINGTON - After two decades in which gay rights moved from the margin to capture the support of most Americans, the Supreme Court justices this week will decide if now is the time to rule on whether gays and lesbians have a constitutional right to marry.
(11/27/12 12:00am)
WASHINGTON - Taliban fighters didn't discriminate when they wounded then-Capt. Mary Jennings of the California Air National Guard. She was the enemy, so they shot at her as well as the men flying beside her.
(11/20/12 12:00am)
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(11/19/12 12:00am)
Winston Smallwood works in his office in the Administration Building with the lights off and his windows open on a breezy fall afternoon because he says it's the right thing to do.
(11/15/12 12:00am)
Shirley Raines, the first female president of the 100-year-old University of Memphis, received a Woman of Achievement Award at the 32nd annual Women in Higher Education in Tennessee Conference.
