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One of the most famous painters in history, Vincent Van Gogh, has come to Memphis through the opening of a new exhibit at the Graceland Exhibition Center. Although none of Van Gogh’s original art is displayed, “Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience” promises to take the viewer on a tour of the artist’s work as if they are living inside the paintings.
Faculty and students at the University of Memphis are calling for better wages for graduate assistants on campus, saying that the current rates they receive are simply not enough to support them while they pursue their degrees.
The University of Memphis R. Brad Martin Wellness Center recently opened the Tiger Café, an on-campus food service for students looking to have healthy and nutritious options.
The Beale Street Music Festival is back after two years away, but not without some slight changes to this year’s event. The festival will not be held at Tom Lee Park or on Beale Street. Instead, the festival is venturing onto tiger territory to a venue close to locals’ hearts.
Graduate assistants at the University of Memphis say that they aren’t getting paid enough for the work that they do, but to some, the money isn’t the most important thing.
The University of Memphis’ Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music presented its first opera of the year at Harris Concert Hall Friday night.
At some point, an athlete has battled adversity in his or her career. University of Memphis Wide Receiver Calvin Austin III conquered adversity his senior year of high school up until now as he’s set to prepare for the NFL Draft.
First generation students may face unique challenges as they try to navigate the college landscape without help. However, there are programs put in place at the University of Memphis to ensure student success.
Students who live at the Living Learning Complex have frequently been forced to evacuate outside due to the residence hall’s fire alarm going off.
The Student Government Association named the new leaders for the 2022-2023 school year. After a week of campaigning, Logan Albert, SGA election commissioner, presented the results outside the University Center Friday.
The Black MajesTEA Co-op (BMT) is a Memphis-based nonprofit organization that began operations Jan. 28 of this year. The group's goal is to make buying produce a manageable and sustainable option for Memphians located in food deserts.
As an institution that prides itself on commitment to diversity and inclusion, the University of Memphis runs several offices and programs that are meant to serve and support different student communities and demographics.
The University of Memphis’ 2022 spring commencement ceremony is right around the corner. Around this time of year, graduating students must make the decision whether or not to participate in the commencement ceremony. Why sit there with hundreds of other graduating students for hours to receive a piece of paper regardless of attendance? Why miss it, you might come to regret it?
As the application of the NCAA’s new name, image and likeness (NIL) policies become more prevalent, some athletes at the University of Memphis will have expanded opportunities with the creation of a fund that will connect them with Memphis-based charities.
The Theatre Building, home to the Department of Theatre & Dance at the University of Memphis, will have an official name by next year, by way of donor James A. Humphreys.
The Student Government Association hosted its first, and only, debate Wednesday for this year’s election.
The Tennessee Bone Marrow Foundation is inviting the Memphis community to its Tequila and TacoFest Saturday at 66 N.Main from. The event is from 2 - 6 p.m. with proceeds going to families in need of financial support for surgical transplants.
Graduating college is the ultimate goal for many students as soon as they select their school of choice. It is the last step, for some, before adjusting to permanent adulthood. That means feeling a sudden sense of freedom, but having consistent bills to pay. New adventures are sure to come, but more responsibilities will follow. One can expect to be working towards their passion, but there will be obstacles along the way.
The Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. Epsilon Omega celebrated the chapter’s ninth year of being at the University of Memphis March 16. In the Greek life world, “charter day” refers to the anniversary of when a chapter of a fraternity or sorority is established on a college campus.
With kennels constantly filling and space running thin, Memphis Animal Services has been forced to get creative with their outreach with the goal of having more animals adopted or fostered. The organization is also in need of volunteers to help operate the shelter.