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The University of Memphis’s theater department will continue its run of "A Bright Room Called Day" this week.
In most cases, striking out is never what a person wants. If someone strikes out when asking another person on a date, that means they said no. In baseball, the saying goes, “Three strikes. You’re out.” But there is one scenario of life where a strike is the best you can get — bowling.
The Carnegie Classification of Institutions for Higher Education recently named the University of Memphis an R1, or Research 1, institution. R1 status means the institution has very high research activity.
On Feb. 22, the Vietnamese Student Association hosted their rescheduled Lunar New Year event. The event, which was originally scheduled for Feb. 6, had to be moved due to an ice storm that plowed through Memphis. Lunar New Year was certainly worth the wait, as it was truly a night to remember.
Japanese singer and songwriter Hikaru Utada has released their album titled BAD MODE, their first since 2018. Being one of the best-selling Japanese artists of all time and known in America for her vocal contributions to popular video game soundtracks, Memphis students shared their memories of the superstar with the Daily Helmsman.
On Monday afternoon, The NAACP Chapter at The University of Memphis arranged a live museum reenacting prominent African American figures.
Black History Month consists of 28 days dedicated to the observing of African American history and culture. The University of Memphis consistently puts on events that depict and cater to the black experience.
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority is hosting their Pearls are Forever event, which is open to the student body and other visitors. Hosted in the University Center Atrium, the current chapel president, Ishanti Phillips, monitored her booth for participants brave enough to guess the number of pearls in a jar.
As Black History Month comes to an end, a question has risen among some Memphians: Should Black history be recognized and celebrated year-round?
Carly Bryant is a junior in her last semester of the basic language program at the University of Memphis. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, she has been taking her Spanish classes online until this semester.
When the buzzer went off in FedexForum on January 20th as the Tigers lost to SMU, it marked what many felt like rock bottom for the Memphis Tiger basketball for the season.
The University of Memphis’ study abroad program is making a comeback after the pandemic slowed registration to a halt. Starting this summer, many previously annual opportunities to study abroad that ended in 2020 will reopen to U of M students.
The Black Student Association presented its annual fashion show Sunday night in the University Center. The event was held so that attendees could view the most recent art by local fashion designers.
The 39th annual Juried Student Exhibition has been on display in the main gallery of the Art Museum of the University of Memphis (AMUM) for students and visitors to observe since February 11.
The Graduate Association for African American History is hosting its 21st Annual Conference. The conference will begin Thursday, February 17 at 2:00 pm and conclude Saturday, February 19 at 5:00 pm.
From middle school up until his high school graduation, Martavious McGee used his love for music to learn the art of playing the violin – at least until one day during his junior year when his attention went elsewhere. Coming home, after a long day of school practice, he changed the channel to the Food Network, which would forever change the his dreams.
As The Tigers prepare for the upcoming season, long time head coach Daron Schoenrock will be leaving the team after this season.
Memphis Whistle is the new spunky lounge in town. Previously a cocktail delivery service, Memphis Whistle now has a home in the Cooper-Young area, offering a lounge experience with good vibes, handcrafted cocktails, and locally sourced grub.
The 2019-2020 academic year was just the beginning of many obstacles for college students across the nation. Seemingly overnight, COVID-19 forced universities to transition from on-campus to virtual learning in order to ensure the safety of their staff and students. These abrupt changes left students confused and displaced, causing their mental health to take a hit.
It all comes down to this. The Los Angeles Rams are taking on the Cincinnati Bengals at SoFi Stadium tomorrow. After an entire college football season of our astounding, incredibly accurate predictions – the Daily Helmsman sports staff is back to give you our best predictions on the showdown between the northern youngsters and the veteran west-coasters. Also joining this round table is our editor-in-chief and self-proclaimed life-long, and totally unbiased, Matthew Stafford supporter, Lucas Finton.