UofM associate instructor of teaching Joanne Rhodes, traveled to Arkansas State University in Jonesboro for the 100 percent totality viewing of the eclipse. There, she set up a booth with a model showing how an eclipse works.
Agricenter International, a not-for-profit organization with a rich history in advancing agricultural research and education, hosted a celebration of creativity and design this past week, known as the Arts by Design fundraiser.
In honor of Disability Advocacy Week at UofM, Disability Resources for Services (DSR), in partnership with Student Diversity Ambassadors, held an event titled “Understanding Ableism” in the UC Memphis room on March 27.
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Daily Helmsman is shining a spotlight on a well-accomplished faculty member, Kim Marks.
Awadagin Pratt, a pianist renowned for his moving performances, spoke at the University of Memphis School of Music on Friday, March 1.
To commemorate Black History Month, Crosstown Arts presented The Memphis 13 film, which tells the story of 13 first graders who, in October 1961, became some of the youngest pioneers of the Civil Rights Movement.
For students willing to be generous with their time in order to help others, Volunteer Odyssey, a volunteer center based in and built for Memphis, is looking for helpers.
The University of Memphis Theater Department is making a change within its program by providing American Sign Language interpreters (ASL) at all spoken shows in the upcoming season.
The 'Devil comet' will soon be passing by Earth for the first time in more than seven decades.
MemphisEATS is student-driven program dedicated to serving students, faculty, and the community plant-focused meals.
