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Kyle Rittenhouse will speak at the University of Memphis on Wednesday, March 20, as part of a nationwide speaking tour in collaboration with the Turning Point USA University of Memphis chapter called “The Rittenhouse Recap: The Verdict of Kyle Rittenhouse.”
With the NCAA Tournament bracket revealed, the Daily Helmsman sports writers gave their opinions on a handful of bracket related questions.
In every college athletic department, student managers play a vital role in the execution of a game day. At Memphis Baseball, two full-time students, Hank Hisky and Aidan Hicks, work behind the scenes to get the team and their facilities ready for game action.
Memphis baseball used dominating offensive performances to win four games last week.
The Wichita State Shockers stunned the Memphis Tigers 71-65 in the Tigers’ first game of the American Athletic Conference tournament. The Tigers’ effort and play was bad for most of the game except for the last seven minutes, when their attempted comeback fell short.
In the world of education, nurturing students’ mental and physical health stands as an essential cornerstone for success. Statistically, when students are happy and healthy, they perform better in school. That’s why the University of Memphis dedicates significant efforts to ensuring students receive the support necessary to maintain their well-being. From facilities such as the Campus Recreational Center, Student Health Center, Counseling Center, Relaxation Zone, Student Advisory Board and the Tiger Line, the university strives to establish a positive student environment.
As waitlisting for student housing continues to be an issue, the University of Memphis is laying out a plan to expand housing services, primarily through new apartment-style student housing on the Park Avenue campus. The expansion is expected to be completed by the fall of 2026.
Awadagin Pratt, a pianist renowned for his moving performances, spoke at the University of Memphis School of Music on Friday, March 1.
The American Athletic Conference tournament starts Thursday afternoon for Memphis, as they look to repeat as the AAC tournament champions. However this time, they will have to do something no team in AAC history has done before: win four games in four days. The only way to make the NCAA tournament for the Tigers after their massively disappointing 5th place conference finish is to win the conference tournament and get the automatic bid.
Historically, Memphis students have not shown much interest in the university's baseball team.
The Memphis Tigers lost all three games in the inaugural Grind City Classic to cap off a frustrating ten days of baseball.
The Memphis Tigers fell to the East Carolina Pirates 65-63 in the second round of the American Athletic Conference tournament. Memphis, seeded 8th, split with ECU, seeded 9th, in the regular season.
The Memphis Tigers lost to the Florida Atlantic Owls 92-84 in Boca Raton, effectively ending the Tigers’ hopes of an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament.
The Memphis Tigers defeated the UAB Blazers 106-87, thanks to an absurd second half performance.
The Memphis Tigers extended their winning streak to five games, defeating UAB 82-61 on senior day in their final home game of the season.
Memphis extended their winning streak to three as they defeated East Carolina 82-58 in Greenville.
The Memphis Women's Basketball team defeated the UTSA Roadrunners Wednesday night to come away with their 4th consecutive conference win, securing a three way tie between them, UTSA and SMU for 10th in the ever so tight AAC conference race.
There’s a good chance you’ve stumbled upon a tiny plastic duck while walking around the University of Memphis campus. One may be perched on the bronze Tom the Tiger statue in front of the University Center, while another may be hiding on top of a bulletin board in McCord Hall. Thousands of these tiny ducks have been appearing throughout campus over the past few months because of Isabella “Izzy” Albert, a sophomore social work major at the University of Memphis.
During the emergence of the rock and roll genre in the late 50s, a small record studio in the heart of Memphis would rise to prominence. This record studio would help shape the landscape of the genre and shine a light on the gems that made music what it is today.
This past Wednesday, the Student Wellness Advisory Board (SWAB) hosted their weekly meeting called Vent About It.