There is an exciting event coming up this month for music lovers of all ages, organized by the Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music on Wednesday, Nov. 20, from 7-9pm at The Green Room at Crosstown Arts.
Audience members shuffled into the Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center for a night of music from the University Singers under the direction of Dr. Francis Cathlina, accompanied by Amy Nguyen.
On Oct. 24, there was the first of 2 free sunset concerts in the Health Science Park with food trucks, beverages, and live music co-presented by Memphis Medical District Collaborative, University of Memphis' Blue Tom Records and the Overton Park Shell on Wheels, organized by the Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music.
The Jazz Singers at University of Memphis performed eight different jazz tunes in concert at the Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center on Oct. 8.
As guests arrived at the Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center in the Plough Performance Hall for Bluff City Fest on Wednesday, Oct. 2, a night of musical performances awaited them.
The University of Memphis chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), operating at the university since 1995, hosted a student led interactive history night with a theme of “Wild N’ Out”, inspired by the Nick Cannon MTV game show on Sept. 19. The event's attendees had the chance to engage with each other as a community during three different activities.
As part of the Less Stress Interactive series, hosted by the University of Memphis student health and counseling services, there was a social anxiety event on Wednesday, Sept. 11 on the second floor of the library.
UofM associate instructor of teaching Joanne Rhodes, traveled to Arkansas State University in Jonesboro for the 100 percent totality viewing of the eclipse. There, she set up a booth with a model showing how an eclipse works.
Agricenter International, a not-for-profit organization with a rich history in advancing agricultural research and education, hosted a celebration of creativity and design this past week, known as the Arts by Design fundraiser.
In honor of Disability Advocacy Week at UofM, Disability Resources for Services (DSR), in partnership with Student Diversity Ambassadors, held an event titled “Understanding Ableism” in the UC Memphis room on March 27.
