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The University of Memphis Art Museum is hosting a wearable art fashion show contest for students to participate in.
The University of Memphis has many organizations and programs for its students, created by students. One such organization is the VSA (Vietnamese Student Association). However, like this organization, information on the different activities, volunteer opportunities and cultural enlightenment is cast in the shadows.
We have reached the end of the road. A journey that began back in September in Tampa Bay, with the Buccaneers and Cowboys, will reach its conclusion Sunday night when the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals meet on the game’s biggest stage. In a scene fit for Hollywood, it is appropriate they will take the field less than fifteen miles away from the Walk of Fame. Each team put together impressive runs to get to this point, but they each took a noticeably different approach in doing so. Either way, both paths led them to the same place: Super Bowl LVI.
The Starbucks on Highland and Poplar fired seven of its employees Tuesday morning, all of whom were leaders of the Memphis movement to unionize. The former employees, along with members of the Memphis Restaurant Workers United organization, gathered outside the store Tuesday afternoon to protest.
Calling all lovebirds! Valentine’s Day is upon us, and the University of Memphis has a variety of fun, flirty festivities for students and visitors alike.
The Loewenberg College of Nursing signed a commitment in early January to participate in the Nurses Climate Challenge, a global initiative intended to educate future and current nurses on the health impacts of climate change, including possible solutions and how to educate fellow health professionals.
The University of Memphis Board of Trustees has been selected to receive a prestigious award for their leadership during the time they have been representing the university.
Photo 1: Adoption desk at Humane Society of Memphis. Adoption coordinators monitor the register, check emails, sort through applications, answer phones, and set up meetings for potential adopters.
This story follows the little known, but interesting, case of what a typical day in the life of a zipline instructor entails. The photo story was aimed at portraying the beauty and joy of working in nature, while also serving as a motivator for the Memphians to make the most out of the fun-filled adventure park that lies right at Memphis' front door.
The Tigers were once again short handed for Thursday’s game against ECU, with Jalen Duren, Landers Nolley III, Deandre Williams and Jayden Hardaway on the bench for the second straight game. The matchup was not a perfectly-crafted Mona Lisa. In fact, it could hardly be seen as an abstract piece that you can find beauty in. But that is to be expected with over half of the Tigers’ offensive production on the bench.
Yeah, you saw correctly. You need to be at the Elma Roane Fieldhouse January 29 at 2 pm to watch your Lady Tigers (11-6, 2-4) take on the Temple Owls (9-7, 4-1). Yes, they’re as good as they’ve ever been in recent years, and that should be enough to get anyone excited. But if that’s not enough to pack the stadium, students will also have the chance to win some prizes during and after the game.
Returning students can usually look forward to a certain familiarity with their campus and its services, but this semester everyone is acclimating together to the new Canvas Learning Management System.
A string of thefts have been plaguing the Tiger Market, the recently opened convenient store located on the bottom floor of Centennial Place.
A student at the University of Memphis was tricked out of $2,200 after an ad offering a house for rent near campus turned out to be an elaborate scam.
The beginning of the spring semester also brought a string of incidents to the University of Memphis campus, many of them involving cars. According to the crime log from the UofM Police Services, there have been four motor vehicle thefts, a theft from a motor vehicle and three car vandalisms.
It sure seems like another one of those basketball seasons. A top tier recruiting class takes the court, turning out solid performances in the early games, only for the group to stumble their way through the second and early third quarters of the season. It’s frustrating, but that doesn’t mean there shouldn’t be a massive amount of optimism entering the second half of the season.
With the spring semester knocking at the door Thursday, the University of Memphis announced they had already invited coronavirus’ newest variant to campus. Thursday morning saw the UofM release a COVID-19 update detailing the omicron variant’s spike in Shelby County, but went on to say masks would only be “strongly recommended.”
The Memphis Tigers (8-5, 2-1) held on and beat Tulsa (6-7, 0-2) 67-64 in their first game at FedexForum since their win against Alabama back on December 14. This game was going to be important for Memphis to show that the team’s win against Wichita State last Sunday was not a fluke.
Ayanna Hale was going into her first spring semester of college when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. This meant moving out of her dorm, not seeing her college friends, and being forced to learn online. When the University of Memphis announced the return to campus- two semesters later- Hale, now 20, couldn’t wait to continue her in-person college experience.
University of Memphis students and professors are preparing for final exams as the fall semester comes to a close.