It is a rare occasion these days for even the rich to be treated to live entertainment of such a rarefied and operatic quality, but that is precisely the type and caliber of diversions that can be had here at UTM. I am, of course, speaking specifically of Rebekah Mansfield’s recital on Nov. 9, which… Continue reading Rebekah Mansfield offers senior recital
Flute studio recital of fall offers peace and joy
The UTM Flute Studio held its annual recital on Sunday, Nov. 11. The recital began with the flute studio playing a ballad from Praetorius called “Terpsichore”. The last song they played together was “Comedians’ Gallop” by Kabalevsky. The song choices for the first half of the recital were fast paced and cheerful. The songs radiated… Continue reading Flute studio recital of fall offers peace and joy
Arthur Miller’s “Crucible” comes to Martin: A Review
UTM’s Vanguard Theatre produced a modernized rendition of Arthur Miller’s classic play, The Crucible, directed by Kevin Shell. The play, a political commentary about the supposed legacy of McCarthyism and the post-WWII Red Scare disguised as a 17th century period-piece, has graced the shelves of high school English classes for generations. Nearly half a decade’s… Continue reading Arthur Miller’s “Crucible” comes to Martin: A Review
Business administration classroom dedicated to late professor Ted Mosch
Room 203 of the Business Administration Building was dedicated to the late Dr. Ted Mosch, Professor Emeritus of Political Science Nov. 8, 2018, by the university. Mosch, who passed on July 3, 2018, held careers in the military and higher education. He began working at UTM in 1970 and served the university until 1981 when… Continue reading Business administration classroom dedicated to late professor Ted Mosch
Andy Lewter named vice chancellor for Student Affairs
Chancellor Dr. Keith Carver announced the selection of Andy Lewter as the vice chancellor of Student Affairs Nov. 6, 2018. “He emerged as the top person from an excellent candidate pool,” said Carver. “Dr. Lewter has the experience and vision needed to lead our Division of Student Affairs.” Lewter is succeeding former Vice Chancellor of… Continue reading Andy Lewter named vice chancellor for Student Affairs
No shaving for men’s wellness
No-Shave November kicked off on Nov. 1 at UTM with a clean-shaven start. Throughout the month of November, the Office of Student Life and Multicultural Affairs is hosting a series of events confronting stigmas and stereotypes surrounding men and mental health. So far, 16 male students have signed up for the month-long challenge of growing… Continue reading No shaving for men’s wellness
UTM Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter placed on interim suspension
The Tennessee Tau chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Tennessee at Martin was placed on interim suspension Nov. 1 by the university’s Office of Student Conduct. The university’s investigation continues into possible hazing and other violations. The Sigma Alpha Epsilon national fraternity earlier ordered the immediate suspension of chapter operations until its… Continue reading UTM Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter placed on interim suspension
5 dorm-safe DIY decor ideas for Thanksgiving
As the fall months begin and Thanksgiving approaches, many students are looking for ways to decorate their dorms for the season. The easiest way for college students to get the best bang for their buck is to make DIY decor. Websites like Pinterest and YouTube are littered with so many craft ideas that it can make your head… Continue reading 5 dorm-safe DIY decor ideas for Thanksgiving
Quarterbacks are still football players
Football is evolving, mostly for the better, but the NFL seems to be forgetting that quarterbacks are still football players. First and foremost, all football players are human beings, so of course a priority should be keeping them safe as best they can. Having said that, football is a contact sport. From players to people… Continue reading Quarterbacks are still football players
How to avoid the holiday fluff this winter
With winter quickly approaching, many thoughts and efforts toward staying in shape are slowly diminishing. Gym membership utilization is decreasing and diets are broken for grubbing up at holiday feasts. Of course, the new year will usher in a new round of resolutions to lose weight, but is that really the best option? Maybe instead… Continue reading How to avoid the holiday fluff this winter