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Memphis got down early, and they could not overcome that deficit.
University of Memphis students have a new place to gather as the Student Government Association launched the grand opening of a brand-new student lounge in the UC Tech Hub on Thursday at 2 p.m.
Students say the free rides have helped them get to class, work and home more consistently, easing financial strain and providing much-needed support as the semester reaches its final weeks.
Whether students are staying on campus or simply craving their favorite comfort foods, these nearby spots provide flavorful ways to celebrate the holiday season.
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As academic, financial and social pressures weigh on college students in Memphis, several community organizations have stepped up to provide support. These resources expand the support network available to University of Memphis students navigating the challenges of college life.
The University of Memphis hosted Fall Preview Day on Saturday morning, welcoming high school students and their families for campus tours, academic department sessions, and a firsthand look at college life.
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The Tigers gave Purdue all they could handle, but it wasn't enough to take down the nation's No. 1 team.
Around 50 people gathered at the Havenhaus in downtown Memphis on Saturday for Fundraiser Against The Occupation, a multi-artist concert organized to support veterans and families affected by federal detentions and government shutdowns.
Held during National First-Generation College Celebration Week, the event honored students who are the first in their families to attend college and recognized their perseverance in higher education.
Hundreds of University of Memphis students gathered in Parking Lot 20 Thursday evening for the annual Bluff City Bash, featuring performances by Key Glock, K Camp and Raq Baby. The event, organized by the Student Activities Council, gave students a chance to relax and celebrate Homecoming week with music, food and school spirit.
