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The event's goal is to "stand up for the women in the Mid South and emphasize that women should be able to safely run any time of day.” dailyhelmsman.com/crime/lets-fin…

The Memphis Police Department has worked tirelessly to solve the case of Eliza Fletcher, a mother of two who was abducted near the University of Memphis. dailyhelmsman.com/crime/the-eliz…

Law enforcement officials looked for clues at the house of a jogger who was kidnapped near the University of Memphis on Friday. dailyhelmsman.com/crime/police-s…

Studying abroad throws students into an unknown country to learn and grow. Individuals’ experiences can be that of good and bad and many factors go into the decision. dailyhelmsman.com/news/the-many-…

Advice columns are boring. I get it. It’s usually some out-of-touch Martha Stewart-type trying to solve strangers’ relationship problems with anecdotes and cozy cups of Earl Grey which, for me, is an easy “nu-uh.” dailyhelmsman.com/online_feature…

The 6-mile mid-city stretch known as Summer Avenue has been the home to hundreds of local shops and restaurants over the years. dailyhelmsman.com/arts_and_enter…

Each year, hundreds of thousands of people enroll in college for the first time. Whether it’s a two-year or a four-year, in or out of state, or private or public, students pick a program that caters to them specifically. dailyhelmsman.com/news/why-is-so…

The construction of the Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center is nearly complete with a grand opening scheduled for the upcoming fall semester. The $40 million building is set to dramatically change the music community on campus and around Memphis. dailyhelmsman.com/arts_and_enter…

With graduation on the horizon, editor-in-chief Lucas Finton reflects on his time at the University of Memphis and the Daily Helmsman for one last time. dailyhelmsman.com/online_feature…

Tiger Patrol, the student-led personal escort service intended to offer students on campus a free and safe ride to their vehicle or class during the nighttime hours, has seen a notable drop in participation over the last two years. dailyhelmsman.com/news/tiger-pat…

TikTok has steadily risen in popularity over the last few years, but is the social media platform pushing graphic content to its users? dailyhelmsman.com/arts_and_enter…

It’s safe to say the Tigers’ 2022 softball season has not gone as well as hoped. As of April 24, at the end of the team’s three games series against Wichita State, the Tigers hold a losing record of 16-32, and have gone 2-13 in conference play. dailyhelmsman.com/online_feature…

As the end of the semester and exam week approaches, it brings with it a slew of new fears and anxieties for all students. dailyhelmsman.com/news/how-menta…

There is no shortage of Black artists in the city of Memphis, but there are a limited number of opportunities that allow these artists a platform to display their work. dailyhelmsman.com/arts_and_enter…

The top transfer in the portal announced his decision Friday evening, and he will be a Memphis Tiger. Yes, you read that correctly. Kendric Davis will don Tiger Blue next season. dailyhelmsman.com/online_feature…

One of the most famous painters in history, Vincent Van Gogh, has come to Memphis through the opening of a new exhibit at the Graceland Exhibition Center. dailyhelmsman.com/arts_and_enter…

At some point, an athlete has battled adversity in his or her career. University of Memphis Wide Receiver Calvin Austin III conquered adversity his senior year of high school up until now as he’s set to prepare for the NFL Draft.  dailyhelmsman.com/online_feature…

Students who live at the Living Learning Complex have frequently been forced to evacuate outside due to the residence hall’s fire alarm going off. dailyhelmsman.com/news/students-…

The Student Government Association named the new leaders for the 2022-2023 school year. After a week of campaigning, Logan Albert, SGA election commissioner, presented the results outside the University Center Friday. dailyhelmsman.com/news/u-of-m-st…

The Black MajesTEA Co-op (BMT) is a Memphis-based nonprofit organization that began operations Jan. 28 of this year. The group's goal is to make buying produce a manageable and sustainable option for Memphians located in food deserts. dailyhelmsman.com/news/u-of-m-gr…