University of Memphis Ducks Unlimited Class Grows to Include Dual Enrollment Students

Launched last Spring semester, the University of Memphis Ducks Unlimited (DU) Class in the Department of Biological Sciences continues to gain momentum and interest from students and now includes University High students through the Dual Enrollment program. As the...

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Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music Students Awarded Lamond GenNext Award

Four students in the University of Memphis Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music have been awarded the Lamond GenNext Award from the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM)...

Institute for Agricultural and Conservation Research and Education (ACRE) and Wolf River Conservancy Bring Internship Opportunity for UofM Students

The Institute for Agricultural and Conservation Research and Education (ACRE) at the University of Memphis is partnering with the Wolf River Conservancy (WRC) on an internship...
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Parish Receives National Women of Distinction Award

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — University Schools Director Dr. Sally Parish has been named a 2026 Woman of Distinction by the District Administration Leadership Institute (DALI).

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The President’s Perspective — Jim Pierce

President Bill Hardgrave sits down with Dr. Jim Pierce, assistant professor of Music Therapy, to explore the University’s music therapy program and the powerful role music plays in supporting health and healing. The conversation also highlights how the program prepares students for the state licensing examination, positioning them for successful careers.

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Tiger Traditions

2025 Edition

The University of Memphis presents the latest edition of the UofM Magazine — highlighting Tiger Traditions both old and new and the milestone anniversaries celebrated by our programs.

Leaders learn here

Summer 2024

When current City of Memphis Mayor Paul Young came back to town after finishing his undergraduate degree at the University of Tennessee, he wasn’t sure what to do next. Then one day he listened to his mother, Pastor Dianne Young, preach a sermon about a purpose-driven life and had a spiritual reckoning.

Ascending in Research

Winter 2023

The University of Memphis Research in a Minute series spotlights some of the most active and accomplished researchers across various disciplines at the UofM.