UTM will be hosting a LifeLine Blood Drive in the University Center from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 5, through Wednesday, Feb. 6. UTM has been the host of such blood drives for over 20 years. Each year, students and faculty donate over 800 units and save over 1,600 lives. Each donor can… Continue reading LifeLine Blood Drive
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Cups for the Cure raises over $4,000
The Wesley Foundation and the Department of Visual and Theater Arts co-hosted the third annual Cups for the Cure Saturday, Feb. 2, in correlation with World Cancer Day. Community members came out to purchase handcrafted cups and mugs made by UTM Associate Professor of Fine Arts David McBeth and his advanced ceramic students for a… Continue reading Cups for the Cure raises over $4,000
UTM battles to save lives
Lifeline Blood Services could be seen in front of the U.C. drawing blood from warriors of UTM’s annual “Blood Battle” Sept. 11-13. The drive was a three-day event, which received contributions from students, faculty and community members. Previously, the Blood Battle was a competition between Murray State and UTM to get the most blood donations.… Continue reading UTM battles to save lives
UTM Greek service night helps fight community hunger
UTM hosted Greek service night in the field house connected to the Elam Center on Tuesday, Feb. 6. The basketball court inside of the field house was covered in a tarp with numerous food prep stations forming lines all the way down. The food being packaged by each fraternity and sorority was mac and cheese.… Continue reading UTM Greek service night helps fight community hunger
Carver and Helgeson hear faculty concerns
Most students probably do not realize that their professors are being observed and evaluated by more than the student evaluations and comments left on RateMyProfessor. Changes are coming to UTM for the way teachers are evaluated. During the general faculty meeting held Thursday, Oct. 19, Chancellor Keith Carver and Interim Provost Dr. Rich Helgeson outlined… Continue reading Carver and Helgeson hear faculty concerns
UTM ATO chapter receives community service award
The Zeta Pi Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega has redefined what it means to serve. Recently, this UTM fraternity was recognized by the national organization of ATO and named the Good Samaritan Elevate runner-up with over 12,000 service hours. Though being a small chapter, the passionate men of Zeta Pi have made not only an… Continue reading UTM ATO chapter receives community service award