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The University of Memphis dance program is premiering its annual showcase on March 25 and March 26 in collaboration with the theatre department.
A new research center on campus will be named in honor of outgoing University of Memphis president Dr. David Rudd.
A junior at the UofM, Logan Bomar is studying in the biomedical engineering program where he has the opportunity to see a solution for every problem and spends a lot of his time building prosthetics for other people with disabilities.
As Women’s History Month rolls back around, the question arises: in today’s feminist era, is the month even still relevant or needed?
The Memphis Tigers' fast start continued through their recent 9 game stretch, which included matchups against Alabama A&M, Nicholls State, Ole Miss, Samford and Arkansas State.
Dr. Thomas Nenon, provost for the University of Memphis, will be stepping down from his role, according to emails sent out to faculty and staff from both Nenon and Dr. David Rudd, the university’s current president.
With St. Patrick's Day and the first round of the NCAA tournament falling on the same day, Brookhaven Pub & Grill was not flooded with the usual green.
Tiger fans around the nation can finally sleep a little easier knowing their men’s team is back in the NCAA tournament. But how closely did you follow this season? Did you keep up with the women’s team’s season?
Before they were a student at the University of Memphis, Crys Riles was a professional chef and caterer in the Memphis area.
After the Tigers’ gritty win at Tulsa on January 23, I wrote about how Penny Hardaway and his team would be taking the harder way into the tournament. Sure enough, they took it. After turning into one of college basketball’s hottest teams – winning 12 of their last 14 games – the Tigers are going dancing for the first time since 2014.
The University of Memphis Counseling Center partnered with the International Center to offer students time to chat with a professional through their events, “Coffee with a Counselor.”
There are a mere two months until seniors walk across the stage to receive their diplomas. With the upcoming graduation, some seniors may be thinking what they need to do to plan for life after graduation. Career Services is here to help students figure out those next steps.
Memphis Black Restaurant Week is returning to Memphis for its 7th annual event, running from March 6 until March 12.
Students could see environmental studies as a selectable major as soon as 2024.
Porter-Leath and the University of Memphis are set to celebrate the grand opening for the Early Childhood Academy at Orange Mound Friday afternoon.
Three weeks ago, Ice Storm Landon wiped out power for more than 233,000 MLGW customers. People have compared it to the bad ice storm of February 1994 which interrupted power for roughly 281,000 MLGW customers.
One cannot separate Elmwood Cemetery's identity from its age — that much is clear to Kim Bearden, the cemetery's executive director. Opened in 1852, just over 30 years after Memphis' founding, it is the oldest cemetery in the city.
As clouds burst open, a heavy downpour splashed the concrete. First came flashes of lightning and then roaring thunder. Another major storm was underway, yet a little rain didn’t stop Catholic Charities’ early morning food drive. The six volunteers for the day simply moved inside to prepare a clothing closet and food pantry for the homeless.
The theater department is putting on Tony Kushner’s “A Bright Room Called Day,” and will be directed by graduate student Jamie Warrow.
The Memphis Tigers opened their season opener with a home stand facing off with the Valparaiso Beacons, the Central Arkansas Bears, and the Brown Bears. The Tigers started off the 2022 year taking the two of three from the Beacons. Memphis highlighted their offense, defense, and heart against a good Beacons and Bears team. The Tigers were eager to start the year off fast and what better way than taking both series to start off 4-2.