If you move to a new city, let alone a foreign one, you will begin to notice small changes in your behavior and in the things you like. It’s inevitable. Moving to Paris, of course, there are bound to be changes — some for the better, some for the worse. But I think ...
Tucked away in the northeast corner of Paris bobbing gently in the waters of the Canal de l’Ourcq is a bookstore lined from floor to ceiling with rows of all genres of books both old and new, popular and rare. L’Eau et Les Rêves, or “Water ...
Each morning, 11-year-old Caroline Garrett goes outside not to walk her dog, but to feed the three chickens her family owns and collect their eggs before going to school. Less than a mile away, Colton Cockrum performs the same chores as Caroline before going to work at the University of Memphis. Over ...
Before going to Paris, I had traveled to other cities with public transportation—New York, Boston, etc. But in France I not only had to learn how to function without a car, but I also had to quickly learn the rules of the metro. When I went to New York or Boston, my dad always navigated ...
Douglas Brinkley, a CNN presidential historian and a contributing editor at Vanity Fair and Audubon, spoke at the University of Memphis Tuesday, Mar. 1, for the fifth annual first amendment lecture series. As the results of the presidential primary elections were being announced, Brinkley spoke about ...
   A forgotten sculpture, one of many works of art scattered throughout the University of Memphis, sits in disrepair in front of the Communication and Fine Arts building after years of neglect.    The piece was donated to the ...
