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Campus will survive after COVID-19; Q&A with President Rudd

Early March is typically a time for planning and anticipation for many University of Memphis students as spring break and summer festivities approach. The planning and anticipation persisted this year, but few could imagine it would be about what college would look like amid a global pandemic. The COVID-19 ...

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At least 24 killed by middle Tennessee tornadoes

Many middle Tennessee residents woke up to destruction Tuesday morning, where tornadoes had already claimed at least two dozen lives of both children and adults in the state capitol and its surrounding area. The storms approached middle Tennessee around 1 a.m. this past Tuesday, when many residents ...

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Shelby County leads effort in helping mentally ill inmates

Nearly 20% of all jail inmates suffer from severe mental illnesses, according to The Treatment Advocacy Center, and The Shelby County Public Defender's office continues to find ways to help inmates receive help and equal representation through the nationally-recognized Jericho Project. Often times, ...

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UofM student, accused rapist pleads guilty to kidnapping

After more than two years have passed since two University of Memphis students were accused of raping the same victim, one alleged perpetrator has pleaded guilty to kidnapping, but not sexual assault, while the other was granted the motion to "go second." Nicholas Wayman, indicted for rape and sexual ...

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Vice president visits Memphis for MLK holiday

Vice President Mike Pence spent Sunday in Memphis, where he visited the National Civil Rights Museum and spoke at the Holy City Church of God in Christ in Raleigh. Despite the high-profile name, neither Pence or politics were the center of attention. Around 9:30 a.m., the vice president landed in Memphis. ...

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Need for qualified workers makes technology degree intriguing

Employers across the country have noticed a lack of qualified individuals to fill technology-driven positions, making a degree in STEM fields an attractive option for college students. Last year, Nasdaq vice chairman Bruce E. Aust said that there are 500,000 well-paying computing jobs that are unfilled ...

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Meditation group held outside UC to share practice with students

As the sun set on Friday night, a group of certified wellness coaches held a guided meditation session on the UC lawn. Dinesh Kashikar, also known as Kashi, found meditation beneficial during college and now travels to campuses to help other stress-filled students. The event did not include yoga mats, ...

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