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

Haunted House Review: Fear Factory

Fear Factory, not your average run-of-the-mill haunted house. Fear Factory is exactly what it says, a factory. Located on the corner of 1st and Main streets in downtown Union City, Tennessee, Fear Factory is a great time and for $12 it will save you the driving to some of the other haunted attractions. Fear Factory is a huge abandoned building that… Continue reading Haunted House Review: Fear Factory

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

Skyhawks faced with tough road game against Murray State

The Skyhawks will conclude their 2014 season with a three game road trip beginning Saturday when they take on the Murray State Racers. The Skyhawks (4-5, 3-3 OVC) are coming off a 37-7 win over Austin Peay and are currently riding a three game win streak.  Quarterback Dylan Favre played most of the game and had 205… Continue reading Skyhawks faced with tough road game against Murray State

Skyhawks defeat Govs 4-2 on Senior Day

The UTM Skyhawks women’s soccer team defeated Austin Peay Sunday 4-2 on Senior day. Eight seniors were recognized before the game for their hard work and contributions to the Skyhawks’ soccer program. “It’s an emotional weekend and an emotional day today,” said UTM head coach Phil McNamara.  “Just glad we could get the win today.”… Continue reading Skyhawks defeat Govs 4-2 on Senior Day

Column: Let’s end rape culture one person at a time

Rape is a powerful word. When you think of rape, people automatically think about a woman getting sexually assaulted. The saddest part of this article is acknowledging that most people won’t think twice about rape. If it doesn’t affect them or any particular person they are close to, who cares? In this society people see… Continue reading Column: Let’s end rape culture one person at a time

Pitt’s ‘Fury’ blasts box offices during its opening weekend

War is a terrible thing. Its costs are many, and few films seem to capture that. Fury, on the other hand, captures that aspect and much more. Fury is the story of an American tank crew fighting through Nazi Germany in April 1945, toward the end of the European theater of World War II. The… Continue reading Pitt’s ‘Fury’ blasts box offices during its opening weekend