Library offers new resource

The Paul Meek Library now has a new resource available for students to charge their devices quickly. The two charging stations, called Kwikboosts, contain 10 different types of cables, allowing for laptops, Apple devices and Android phones to be fully charged in 45 minutes. These stations are located on the second floor of the Library… Continue reading Library offers new resource

UTM to deny ATO chapter’s registration at university

UTM will revoke university registration for the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity chapter at the Martin campus, pending an appeal option available to the chapter. The chapter was notified of the university’s decision Nov. 25, following an internal investigation of an alleged Nov. 7 hazing incident. The university’s investigation found violations of student conduct, including endangering… Continue reading UTM to deny ATO chapter’s registration at university

Forgotten Favorites: ‘Planes, Trains, and Automobiles’ is still a classic

Hello, and welcome to another exciting edition of forgotten favorites! For those of you who don’t know, this is a weekly segment where I dust off films and shows that you might have let slink away from the synapses of your brain into the dark realm of you memory warehouse. This week, I am remembering… Continue reading Forgotten Favorites: ‘Planes, Trains, and Automobiles’ is still a classic

Guest speaker discusses antibiotic resistance

The second speaker for the 2013-2014 Academic Speaker Program, Dr. John W. Schmidt from the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center, spoke in Watkins Auditorium on November 19 about bacterial antibiotic resistance in animal agriculture and human health. Schmidt proposed there is no simple answer at the interface of these three very complex systems. He brought… Continue reading Guest speaker discusses antibiotic resistance