The University of Memphis Health Center recognized World AIDS Day by providing information on safe sex. Thursday marked the worldwide recognition of a worthy cause where men, women and children get involved in providing a safer community. World AIDS Day started in 1988 to increase awareness, education ...
One of the most popular street drugs, the "tweak" that makes the brain weak, has long term health side effects. Crystal Methamphetamine, an inexpensive illegal drug, is said to be much stronger than cocaine, according to the National Treatment Referral Program. Until a few months ago, drug stores were ...
Rushing to consolidate loans can be a wise decision for many graduating students, but doing your own research is important. The U.S. Department of Education said students should consolidate payments two months before the grace period ends. "When you are a student, the best time to start paying back ...
As University of Memphis students prepare for holiday shopping, safety precautions are becoming more important. Mahamad Barry, a sophomore, said staying alert and away from drinking before shopping or partying can help ensure increase safety during the holidays. "Some people like to have too much fun ...
If one common thread ran through the student body of The University of Memphis, it would be procrastination. "It's basically learned behavior and you have to retrain yourself not to do it," said Joseph Fenech, a senior psychology major and peer advisor. Procrastination is commonly seen in the academic ...
For University of Memphis students who are seeking employment before the holiday rush, now is the time to apply. "Students should start looking for a holiday position now," said Clay Woemmel, the assistant director of Career and Employment Services at The U of M. Woemmel said Career Services assists ...
A heated debate surrounds emergency contraceptives and many University of Memphis students discussed whether it should be available over the counter or by prescription only. "It is a contraceptive and it is preventing unwanted pregnancy," said Jonathan Brown, a chemistry major. "It is beneficial." Contraceptives ...
For some University of Memphis students, stress can cause daily life to become chaotic. However, many students have found several ways to cope with stress. For freshman biology major Lawrence Davis, stress can sometimes be a constant factor. Davis said that studying between classes is one of the ways ...
While some University of Memphis students believe their illnesses could be the "stomach flu," it could possibly be another type of virus. Headache, fever, abdominal cramps, diarrhea, and vomiting may be symptoms of viral gastroenteritis. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, viral ...
The Federal Reserve Board decision to increase interest rates on loans might affect University of Memphis students spending and borrowing in the near future. The Federal Open Market Committee Tuesday raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point to 3.75 percent due to fear of future inflations. This ...
