Memphis Tennis Defeats Yale
(04/02/24 3:36pm)
The University of Memphis men’s tennis team extended their winning streak to six with their 5-2 win over #64 ranked Yale on Friday evening.
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Memphis Baseball's Slump Continues, as They go 1-3 on the Week
(04/01/24 4:12pm)
Game 1: Memphis 4, Lipscomb 7
UofM College Republicans Host State Representative
(03/27/24 10:43pm)
The University of Memphis College Republicans welcomed State Representative John Gillespie to the UC Senate Chamber on March 22 for an event titled “Fighting for Memphis in Nashville.”
Cultural Elegance On Display at Annual Indian Student Association Gala
(03/27/24 10:38pm)
The Indian Student Association of the University of Memphis shared their cultural flair at their annual on-campus gala this past Thursday in the UC Ballroom.
UofM Panel Discusses Gender-Affirming Health Care Accessibility
(03/27/24 10:33pm)
The Counseling, Educational Psychologyand Research Diversity Committee, in partnership with the Counseling Psychology Forum Committee, hosted a panel on Saturday, March 23, discussing the status of gender-affirming healthcare. A diverse panel consisting of experts from community groups, healthcare, and mental health fields shared insights on access at both the state and national level.
Women’s Leadership Panel Offers Inspiring Advice to UofM Students
(03/27/24 10:29pm)
Female students at UofM came together to talk about what it means to be a student leader at the Student Women Leadership Panel on Wednesday, March 20. The club, Students Advocating for Stronger Sisterhood (SASS), which hosted the event, aims “to provide unity, cultural enrichment and diversity for the women of color at the University of Memphis and the world.”
Women’s History Month Spotlight: Kim Marks, a Navy Veteran Turned PR Professor
(03/27/24 10:23pm)
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Daily Helmsman is shining a spotlight on a well-accomplished faculty member, Kim Marks. Kim Marks is a certified public relations professional, a former Navy public affairs officer, a freelance PR consultant and a journalism professor at the University of Memphis. Marks also serves as the advisor for the university’s student-run strategic communication firm, Meeman 901 Strategies.
TPUSA Threatens Lawsuit Over Rittenhouse Event, Alleging Sabotage by UofM; Opposing Protesters Also Express Dissatisfaction
(03/27/24 10:16pm)
Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA (TPUSA), took to X on Thursday afternoon — the day after the TPUSA-hosted Kyle Rittenhouse event on campus — to threaten the University of Memphis with a lawsuit, asserting that the University of Memphis colluded with protestors to sabotage the event.
Memphis Announces Official Plans and Timeline for Liberty Bowl Renovations
(03/27/24 12:17am)
Memphis Athletics recently announced the official timeline and 3-stage plan for the renovations of Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium, which hosts Memphis football. It also hosts other events such as Memphis Showboats games and the Liberty Bowl. The renovations will begin in May and are expected to be finished in 2026 before the football season.
NCAAs in Memphis: No. 1 seed Houston Beats No. 9 seed Texas A&M in March Classic
(03/27/24 12:15am)
The Houston Cougars outlasted the Texas A&M Aggies in the final NCAA tournament game in Memphis to earn a trip to the Sweet Sixteen.
Memphis Baseball Goes 1-3 on the Week
(03/25/24 1:02am)
The Tigers had an unideal beginning to AAC play, dropping the last two games to USF and going 1-3 on their week away from home.
NCAAs in Memphis: No. 6 seed Clemson Hangs on Against No. 3 seed Baylor
(03/25/24 1:19am)
The No. 6 seed Clemson Tigers defeated the No. 3 seed Baylor Bears 72-64 to earn themselves a trip to Los Angeles and the Sweet Sixteen.
NCAAs in Memphis: No. 1 Seed Houston Obliterates No. 16 Seed Longwood 86-46.
(03/24/24 1:02am)
The last game of the first round of the NCAA tournament contests in Memphis saw the No. 1 seed Houston Cougars defeat the No. 16 seed Longwood Lancers 86-46. In a game that was sparsely competitive, Houston raced to a dominant win over Longwood.
NCAAs in Memphis: No. 9 Seed Texas A&M Uses Hot Shooting to Demolish No. 8 Seed Nebraska
(03/23/24 2:29am)
The third game of day one of NCAA tournament games at FedExForum saw the No. 9 seed Texas A&M Aggies defeat the No. 8 seed Nebraska Cornhuskers 98-83.
NCAAs in Memphis: No. 6 Seed Clemson Cruises Against No. 11 Seed New Mexico
(03/23/24 12:04am)
The No. 6 seed Clemson Tigers defeated the No. 11 seed New Mexico Lobos 77-56 in game two of Memphis' NCAA tournament first round action.
NCAAs in Memphis: No. 3 Seed Baylor Handles No. 14 Seed Colgate
(03/22/24 8:16pm)
In what was the first of four NCAA tournament first-round games hosted by the University of Memphis, the No. 3 seed Baylor Bears defeated the No. 14 seed Colgate Raiders, 92-67.
Predators Extend Point Streak to 15 Games
(03/20/24 6:48pm)
The Nashville Predators extended their point streak to 15 games as they won a dominant 8-2 blowout win over the San Jose Sharks Tuesday.
The History and Celebrations of St. Patrick's Day
(03/20/24 9:46am)
Saint Patrick lived during the fifth century, serving as a Christian missionary and bishop. He established over 300 churches in northeast Ireland, baptized over 12,000 people, and attempted to “Christianize” the Celtic Pagan festivals. For his missionary efforts, Saint Patrick was named the patron saint of Ireland and its national apostle.
Memphians Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
(03/20/24 9:37am)
Annual Silky O’ Sullivan’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade Unites Memphis and Irish Culture
Memphis Organizations Educate on Sustainability at Inaugural River Roots Festival
(03/20/24 9:27am)
The first-ever River Roots Festival, created by Overton Park Conservancy and Clean Memphis, celebrated trees, water and sustainability at Overton Park Greensward on March 16.