Hurricane Matthew brings havoc to the Americas

We at The Pacer would like to send our condolences to the victims and their families affected by Hurricane Matthew. Within the past week Hurricane Matthew has taken approximately 1,027 lives in the Caribbean and the southern United States with 1,000 being from Haiti, according to NBC News. It also left a terrible trail of destruction behind,… Continue reading Hurricane Matthew brings havoc to the Americas

The Soybean Festival hype is here

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

Why is race such an issue?

As everyone knows, February is Black History Month. Black History Month grew out of Negro History Week. Historian, Carter G. Woodson and several other prominent African Americans started Negro History Week in the 1920s on the second week in February between the birthdays of Fredrick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln. In 1976, Negro History Week evolved… Continue reading Why is race such an issue?

Editorial: Happy Holidays and may the curve be ever in your favor

As finals week approaches, we at The Pacer would like to wish everyone good luck during finals week and a happy winter break. Keep an eye out for several events on campus. We’re now finishing up the last week of classes, and that means only one thing: finals week. During this week, check The Hub online or the UTM… Continue reading Editorial: Happy Holidays and may the curve be ever in your favor