UTM Civil Rights Conference addresses ongoing struggle for civil rights

UTM hosted the 16th annual Civil Rights Conference Feb. 13-20. The conference’s theme was Unfinished Business: The Continuing Struggle for Civil Rights in America. During the week, several events and displays were dedicated to the topic, including speeches, movies and art displays. Students and visitors were offered a fully-rounded view of the topic through these displays.… Continue reading UTM Civil Rights Conference addresses ongoing struggle for civil rights

LSA Presents ‘Left, Right and Everything Between’

The League of Striving Artists had an opening reception for its fifth annual exhibit on Feb. 16 at 5 p.m. Titled Left, Right and Everything Between, pieces centered largely on political issues.  There were over 70 pieces of student artwork entered and 59 selected for the gallery. “It’s more of a political thing where people… Continue reading LSA Presents ‘Left, Right and Everything Between’

Masquerade Theatre introduces ‘Junie B. Jones’

This week at the Masquerade Theatre in downtown Union City, Junie B. Jones made her debut. “Junie B. Jones: The Musical” is adapted from the Junie B. Jones series of books by Barbara Park. The play covers Junie’s first grade adventures, told through the narration of her very own “top secret personal beeswax” journal.  Her… Continue reading Masquerade Theatre introduces ‘Junie B. Jones’

UTM to offer new courses

The University of Tennessee at Martin is offering two new courses, a pharmacy technician training course and an ACT prep course for high school students. The pharmacy technician training course is a 50-hour course for community members interested in careers as pharmacy technicians. This program prepares students to enter the pharmacy field and take the… Continue reading UTM to offer new courses

Oklahoma university implements mandatory health program

Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma now requires incoming freshmen to have and wear a Fitbit. Beginning with the fall 2015 semester, all 900 freshmen were required to wear and use a Fitbit. The students will be graded on strict fitness goals. This new rule is said by university president William M. Wilson to be… Continue reading Oklahoma university implements mandatory health program

University Singers perform alongside Jackson Symphony Orchestra

The University Singers travelled to Jackson, Tennessee on Saturday to sing with the Jackson Symphony and special guest Anthony Kearns. The University Singers is the open choir of UTM, featuring many special performers ranging in age from freshman all the way up to retired UTM faculty. The group meets three days a week for an… Continue reading University Singers perform alongside Jackson Symphony Orchestra

UTM plucks Redhawks 95-65

The Skyhawk women’s basketball team increased their winning streak to 10 games Wednesday night with their 30 point win over the Southeast Missouri Redhawks. With the win, the Skyhawks (17-7, 10-1 OVC) improve their first place lead in the Ohio Valley Conference after their win over SIUE on Saturday and another SIUE loss to Murray… Continue reading UTM plucks Redhawks 95-65