Paul McEwan speaks “The Birth of a Nation”

    On Wednesday, Nov 6 Dr. Paul McEwan brought a community of academics together to learn about “The Birth of A Nation.” McEwan is an associate professor of media and communication and director of film studies at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pennsylvania. His presentation related to the topic of the film “The Birth of a… Continue reading Paul McEwan speaks “The Birth of a Nation”

International Night offers students look at different lifestyles and cultures

The UTM Student Government Association hosted an International night on Wednesday, Nov 5th in the University Center Ballroom. The event was scheduled as part of the university’s ongoing Diversity Week. Several student organizations participated in the event, including the Japanese Language Club, the African Student Association, the Chinese Student Association, the French Club and the Black… Continue reading International Night offers students look at different lifestyles and cultures

Human Trafficking Forum

On November 4th at 7 p.m., the Black Student Association (BSA), African Student Association (ASA), and the Student Government Association (SGA) teamed up to sponsor the Human Trafficking Forum as a part of Diversity Week here at UTM. The forum was well attended, and featured door prizes as well as food and beverages for the… Continue reading Human Trafficking Forum

College of Business and Global Affairs hosts Career Day

UTM’s College of Business and Global Affairs hosted a Career Day on Wednesday, October 29. The event was open to all students with a major within the college. Students in attendance were able to attend workshops and presentations to help them prepare for the job application and interview process that are essential to landing a dream… Continue reading College of Business and Global Affairs hosts Career Day

Pumpkin Carving and Costume Contest

The Student Activities Council hosted a Pumpkin Carving and Costume contest in the Skyhawk Dining Hall on Thursday, October 30. These competitions were open to any students on campus willing to participate. The pumpkin carving and costume contests were judged by Keith Royster, the operations manager of the café, and Ross Ratokowski, the executive chef. Morgan Eskew… Continue reading Pumpkin Carving and Costume Contest

Kim Jong-un’s absence prompts speculation

The sudden absence and equally sudden reappearance of Supreme Leader of North Korea Kim Jong-un has prompted worldwide speculation about the dictator’s health. The third member of his family to hold sway over the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Kim Jong-un had not made a public appearance in over a month since he reportedly attended… Continue reading Kim Jong-un’s absence prompts speculation