This year, University of Memphis journalism students were encouraged to get involved in the 2016 election, not only to exercise their right to vote, but to volunteer to help professional journalists get the inside scoop on problems that happened on election day. Professor Joseph Hayden of the journalism ...
The manager of Oasis Hookah Lounge, a popular cafe in the University of Memphis area, has decided to host a series of monthly open mic nights dubbed “The Chill.†Located at 663 S. Highland St., Oasis is often described as “a place for anyone in Memphis.†...
The Student Activities Council will host Tigers for Tatas Oct. 5 in the University Center from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the event aims to inform University of Memphis students about the disease. “There are a lot of people affected by cancer,” Ashton ...
If students missed the This is Memphis Festival and would like to attend another free concert, The Band Camino is performing at Tiger Lane tonight, Oct. 6 at 4:45 p.m. before the Memphis Tiger football game against Temple. The group’s sound draws influences from bands like The 1975, Colony House, ...
Sunday’s This is Memphis festival was filled with breath-taking performances, spirited Memphians congregating for enjoyment, delicious foods, and perfect feel-good fall weather. The This Is Memphis festival, presented by the University of Memphis Music Industry Department, was held ...
1 — Stereo/DVD player and gun stolen on Southern Avenue A 20-year-old male reported on Sept. 6 that his 2004 Chevrolet was broken into while parked at 591 Echles, and his stereo/ DVD player was missing, according to a campus police report by officer William Skinner. The victim also ...
If you have not seen the new Star Wars film, here’s your chance. The Student Activities Council is showing Star Wars: The Force Awakens Wednesday as part of the SAC Movie Series. Today’s free showing will be on the UC lawn at 7p.m. If you cannot make it to the showing tonight, there will be a second ...
The recent marijuana decriminalization debate was, again, discussed at a Memphis City Council meeting Tuesday. Councilman Berlin Boyd had previously proposed the ordinance for the decriminalization of marijuana for those who are caught with 14 grams or less on their first offense. Boyd’s motion for ...
