With the Soybean Festival right around the corner, it’s no wonder why everyone is excited. Since 1994, the Tennessee Soybean Festival has been providing entertainment, live music, vendors and more for Northwest Tennessee residents, celebrating the common bond in agriculture. It has have even earned itself the title of “largest tourist event in the City… Continue reading The Soybean Festival hype is here
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Simpson names Holcombe starting QB for Cincinnati game
Skyhawk football head coach announced on Monday during his weekly press conference that senior transfer quarterback Gunnar Holcombe will be the starting quarterback for the Skyhawk’s big season opener against non-conference foe Cincinnati over Troy Cook. Coach Simpson mentioned in that press conference that this is the first time in his ten year coaching tenure at… Continue reading Simpson names Holcombe starting QB for Cincinnati game
UTM to add new engineering concentration
For the first time since the program’s creation in 1996, UTM has added a new concentration to its engineering program. The new manufacturing concentration will be the first bachelor level program of its kind in the state of Tennessee, and one of two such programs in the Southeast. The other can be found at the University… Continue reading UTM to add new engineering concentration
Review: Is Madden 17 worth it?
If you are a big sports video game nut like myself, then you probably already know that the latest version of Electronic Arts Madden series, Madden 17, was released last week. Madden, like a lot of other sports related games, has gotten a bad reputation over the past couple of years for being nothing more… Continue reading Review: Is Madden 17 worth it?
Actor Gene Wilder, 83, dies
Beloved actor, director and writer Gene Wilder died early Monday morning in Stamford, Connecticut. He was 83 years old. Wilder reportedly died from complications with Alzheimer’s disease, which he had been dealing with for a significant period of time. According to his nephew, Jordan Walker-Pearlman, Wilder chose not to release the information to the public because “he… Continue reading Actor Gene Wilder, 83, dies
The Pacer Vol. 89 No. 2
Pick up the Sep. 1, 2016, print issue of The Pacer from the conveniently located bins around campus.
Second chancellor candidate comes to UTM
Deliberation for UTM’s next chancellor continued yesterday with the introduction and presentation of the second candidate, Dr. Jerald Jones Woolfolk. Woolfolk has 32 years of experience in higher education. She currently serves as vice president for student affairs and enrollment manager, as well as the interim chief diversity officer and inclusion officer, at University of New… Continue reading Second chancellor candidate comes to UTM
First forum for potential chancellor
Chancellor candidate Dr. Mary Holz-Clause spoke in an open forum on Monday in Watkins auditorium. Clause has her doctorate in agricultural extension from Iowa State University. Clause used the UTM principles “Educate. Discover. Connect.” to present her case for why she should become the next chancellor. Clause discussed expected outcomes for each part of the triad, as well… Continue reading First forum for potential chancellor
Magnitude 6.2 earthquake strikes Italy
In the early morning hours of Wednesday, August 24, 2016, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck central Italy, damaging towns of the Umbria, Lazio and Marche regions. Italian Civil Protection officials reported that 159 citizens have been killed and another 368 injured. The towns Amatrice, Accumoli, Atquata del Tronto and Pescara del Tronto have largely been… Continue reading Magnitude 6.2 earthquake strikes Italy
The Pacer Vol. 89 No. 1
Pick up the Aug. 22, 2016, print issue of The Pacer from the conveniently located bins around campus.