Voter registration events set for Sept. 11 and Sept. 17

If you aren’t registered to vote, you can sign up at two upcoming events sponsored by the UTM Student Government Association. A voter registration tailgate event will be held from 3-6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 11, at Hardy M. Graham Stadium. The event coincides with UTM’s Family Weekend Tailgate Party, which includes the Skyhawk football home… Continue reading Voter registration events set for Sept. 11 and Sept. 17

Extending Face-Covering Requirements

University Community, Following guidance from the University of Tennessee System, UT Martin’s main campus and five regional centers will extend the mask requirement for all indoor public spaces until our local conditions improve. Masks are not required outdoors, in private offices, residence hall rooms, while engaging in fitness activities, and while actively eating and drinking.… Continue reading Extending Face-Covering Requirements

Not just phoning it in: A review of ‘The Mitchells vs. the Machines’

Sony Pictures Animation has gone through an amazing renaissance in the past few years. They have gone from simply making movies that were really hit – Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and Hotel Transylvania – or miss – The Emoji Movie – to becoming one of the best animation studios in recent memory. Hot… Continue reading Not just phoning it in: A review of ‘The Mitchells vs. the Machines’

The 93rd Oscars recap—A robust crop of winners encased in a misguided production

The 93rd Oscars, or Academy Awards, has concluded after an extended 14-month eligibility window to accommodate the deficit of releases due to the ongoing pandemic. Despite some preconceived notions, the previous year in film was actually quite strong and contained some exquisite cinema that was honored on the evening of April 25. The nominees for… Continue reading The 93rd Oscars recap—A robust crop of winners encased in a misguided production

DC redeems its worst movie with ‘The Suicide Squad’

One article can make all the difference. 2016’s Suicide Squad, the third installment of the extended cinematic universe of DC comics lore, was a blight on not only the superhero genre but also contemporary studio filmmaking as a whole. Gaudy, artificial and utterly incomprehensible, the film was a crippling low point for several different parties and… Continue reading DC redeems its worst movie with ‘The Suicide Squad’