Tiger Park to arrive in spring

This spring, University of Memphis sports enthusiasts will be able to enjoy a new on-campus tailgating area set to open.

Haslam for UM governing board

Gov. Bill Haslam is working to make sure University of Memphis alumni, faculty and student represenatives make decisions about tuition and who will be the next university president.

Professors patent purification project

Two percent of water treatment plants in America test drinking water for cancer-causing byproducts that are produced after purification.  Given Memphis' abundance of clean natural drinking water, it's no surprise that people may take what comes from their taps for granted.

Race not an issue for Greeks

Iota Phi Theta fraternity member Christian Moskovitz shares the group's principles, wears his organization's boots most days and takes pride in its history. One thing separates him from his fraternity brothers – he's white.

Nguyen appointed as new U of M Director of Bands

After a search for a new director of bands, The University of Memphis has chosen one of its own.

Albert Nguyen, former assistant director of bands, has been hired for the director of bands position.

Caritas Village founder demonstrates how one person can affect change

Want to know the difference one person can make? Walk the empty, cracked streets of Binghamton down Harvard Avenue, with its ramshackle houses to the old metal door of Caritas Village. From the outside, the former Masonic Lodge, looks like a factory from the 18th century.

Audit reveals possible Clery Act violations by UM

An audit conducted by the Department of Education found that The University of Memphis might be in violation of four parts of a federal law requiring all colleges and universities that receive federal funding to disclose information about crime on and around campus.