Summer is almost here; Fifteen weeks of hard work to earn a letter on a piece of paper is ending and it’s time to unwind, relax and enjoy more time spent doing the things you love. Although TV shows and movies often portray summer as countless hours playing video games or spending time with friends,… Continue reading Make this a summer to always remember
Swarm patrol captain bee-lieves in saving the bees
“BUZZ. BUZZ. BUZZ.” Eric Braselton’s mind is already humming as he sleepily wakes up to the sound of his cell phone. The voice on the other end greets him hurriedly, “Hello, is this Eric Braselton? I have a swarm at my house that I was wondering if you could get. … Also, do you have… Continue reading Swarm patrol captain bee-lieves in saving the bees
Tennessee grocery stores to sell wine on Sundays
On Jan. 1, 2019, local grocery stores will begin selling wine on Sundays. According to The Tennessean, the Tennessee House passed legislation legalizing the sale of alcohol on Sundays. Governor Bill Haslam said he would sign off on the legislation once it hit his desk. The bill was met with opposition from the Tennessee Pastors… Continue reading Tennessee grocery stores to sell wine on Sundays
SGA Senate Highlights April 10, 2018
The SGA senate met on Tuesday, April 10 at 9 p.m. and it was one several students felt the need to record and video. Breaking from their typical bi-weekly meeting day of Thursday, SGA Senate was held on a Tuesday night to support senate members attending the 50th Annual UTM Rodeo. A proposed bill, S.B. 1711… Continue reading SGA Senate Highlights April 10, 2018
Weakley County mayor: Bynum bringing new life
County mayor Jake Bynum, is bringing new vigor to the Weakley County area. Jake Bynum is the youngest county mayor in the history of Weakley County. Following in the footsteps of the second-oldest mayor in the county’s history, Jake Bynum came prepared to re-energize the area. Born and raised in Dresden, Jake Bynum has lived… Continue reading Weakley County mayor: Bynum bringing new life
Career Peer Educator applications due soon
UTM students can now apply to become a Career Peer Educator. This paid opportunity will allow students to strengthen their communication and leadership skills while assisting other students in the process. Career Peer Educators have the responsibilities of helping students prepare resumés, cover letters and applications, as well as locating job-related information and resources. Educators… Continue reading Career Peer Educator applications due soon
‘Phun with Physics’ dazzles students with demonstrations
The UTM Department of Chemistry and Physics hosted the spring 2018 edition of “Phun with Physics” on April 10, at 6 p.m. in Gooch Hall, room 117. The event, which was open to the public free of charge, is intended to give people of all ages an up-close look at scientific experiments displaying different laws… Continue reading ‘Phun with Physics’ dazzles students with demonstrations
McPhearson named vice chancellor
Dr. Keith Carver, chancellor of UTM, has announced the selection of Petra Rencher McPhearson as the university’s vice chancellor for finance and administration, effective April 9. “Petra has been doing a wonderful job as interim vice chancellor, and I am confident she will continue to keep the division of finance and administration running smoothly for… Continue reading McPhearson named vice chancellor
Rick and Morty in limbo
The status of the fourth season of popular TV show Rick and Morty is currently in limbo. The show, which airs on Adult Swim, has not yet been confirmed for a fourth season. Co-creator Dan Harmon made a statement on Twitter on April 3, regarding the status of the show, saying that the season has “not been ordered.”… Continue reading Rick and Morty in limbo
Spring dance show is as unique as students: individuality shines bright
The UTM Dance Ensemble held this semester’s dance show, “Individuality”, Thursday, April 5 and Friday, April 6. In this show, there were eight dances, as well as testimonies from select dancers as to why they enjoy their art. Hector Ramirez, a senior music major with a minor in dance said, “What I love about dance… Continue reading Spring dance show is as unique as students: individuality shines bright