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University of Memphis Magazine, 2006 Summer

Cover Story, "Passageway to Ancient Egypt" by Blair Dedrick

Mere feet from the most celebrated Egyptian tomb-discovery of all time, a U of M archaeology team is making an international name of its own.

Also featured, "Homecoming" by Eric Smith

In an exclusive interview with The University of Memphis Magazine, alumnus Roy Hallums recounts his harrowing tale of being held hostage in Iraq for nearly a year.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2006 Winter

Cover Story, "Getting CERIous about quakes" By Eric Smith

Is the so-called big earthquake predicted for the Mid-South fact or fiction? Researchers at the U of M answer that question.

Also featured, "Strokes of genius" By Jamie Peters

A UofM filmmaker is sheading new light on one of the greatest American painters of the 19th century.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2007 Fall

Donor Appreciation Issue. Take a look back - and see what's in store - as the UofM approaches its centennial in 2012.

For nearly a century, countless faces have represented the future for the University of Memphis. Each of them - student, faculty, staff or friend - in his or her own capacity has moved the University toward becoming one of the leading metropolitan research institutions in the nation. Special thanks to Edwin G. Frank and staff at University Libraries Special Collections for their help in compiling the photos.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2007 Spring

Cover Story, "More than Band-Aids" by Greg Russell

A unique program in the Loewenberg School of Nursing provides hope to a "forgotten people" in one of the poorest regions in the Western Hemisphere.

Also featured, "He is Tiger Basketball"

He led Memphis to the 1973 NCAA championship game and has more wins than any other coach in UofM history. Larry Finch still tops when it comes to Tiger basketball.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2007 Summer

Cover Story, "Good Fortune, A wise choice" By Greg Russell

With the help of a U of M professor with ties to the sage, Confucius is coming to campus in the form of an institute that will only elevate the University's status.

Also featured, "Good neighbors" By J.D. Wilson

The University of Memphis is working to improve the economic and social development of area neighborhoods.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2007 Winter

Cover Story, "Leading by example" by Blair Dedrick

They come from all walks of life to take part in a unique program at the U of M that prepares tomorrow's leaders today.

Also featured, "Eight who changed history" by Elizabeth Jane Walker

"It had to be done; somebody had to be first. We helped pave the way not only for our own children, but also for all the others who came behind us. And that made it all worthwhile."
University of Memphis Magazine, 2008 Fall

Donor Appreciation Issue. UofM recognizes its donors.

Also featured, "Building Blocks" by Sara Hoover

University of Memphis researchers and students target neighborhoods for their latest community-based initiatives.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2008 Spring

Cover Story, "Soaring to new heights, Dream team" by Greg Russell

Even in defeat, you had to love 'em. With a 38-2 record and a dazzling run that ended sadly in the NCAA championship game, they somehow snuck into our hearts, much like Larry Finch, Ronnie Robinson, Keith Lee and Penny Hardaway of teams before. This Memphis squad will be forever embedded in our thoughts. Welcome to our family, Tiger team of 2007-08.

Also featured, "Permanent display" By Greg Russell

Learn how the Museum Studies Program has launched some 80 graduates into fascinating careers at some of the nation's top museums.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2008 Spring

On the cover: Derrick Rose and the high-flying Tigers carried Memphis on a dazzling ride through March Madness. Photograph by Lindsey Lissau

Also featured, "Notes between two nations" by J.D. Wilson

Lily Afshar, professor of guitar in the Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music, is drawing rave reviews on both sides of the ocean.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2008 Summer

Cover Story, "Bettering the lives of others"

The UofM's Loewenberg School of Nursing and the School of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology have become recognized as leaders in their respective fields. Photography by Lindsey Lissau. Illustration by A. Christopher Drown.

Also featured, "One kool kat" by Sara Hoover

This UofM alumnus withstood a stint of homelessness in Los Angeles to perform with a Grammy-winning R&B group and later make an impact on the Memphis music scene.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2008 Winter

Cover Story, "Globetrotting" by Greg Russell

An ambitious venture into China by John Calipari is sure to strengthen Tiger basketball while opening new doors between the University of Memphis and Asia.

Also featured, "Faculty member awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom"

Dr. Benjamin Hooks, a U of M distinguished faculty member, has received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President George W. Bush, who called Hooks "a calm yet forceful voice for fairness, opportunity and personal responsibility." The medal, presented by President Bush at the White House, represents the nation's highest civilian honor and recognizes contributions to peace and freedom.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2009 Fall

Donor Appreciation Issue. UofM recognizes its benefactors.

Also featured, "A firm foundation" by Sara Hoover

Movers and shakers celebrate law school's new downtown location. With new facilities that rank among the grandest in the nation, the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law is poised for even greater heights.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2009 Spring

Cover Story, "Badges of honor" by Greg Russell

Since its creation in I960, Tiger mascot Pouncer has become the face of U of M athletics. So who exactly is behind that mask? Gabrielle Maxey removes the mask of the University's mascot and takes a look at some of the people who have brought the character to life over the years. Photography by Lindsey Lissau and A. Christopher Drown.

Also featured, "Badges of honor" by Greg Russell

The UofM's Helen Hardin Honors Program attracts the best and brightest students
University of Memphis Magazine, 2009 Summer

Cover Story, "Taking care of business" By Greg Russell

Frank Flautt, a frequent supporter of both UofM academics and athletics, now finds himself in a league of his own.

Also featured, "Clearing some space" By Gabrielle Maxey

When space debris is poised to strike, NASA turns to a UofM alumnus to divert the danger.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2010 Fall

Donor Appreciation Issue - U of M recognizes its benefactors.

Also featured, "No paws for alarm"

Alumnus Robert Milner's "pupils" aren't your typical students — they are four-legged, furry and possess terrible table manners — but they might just save your life one day.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2010 Spring

Cover Story, "Pools of Courage" by Sara Hoover

A unique Mid-South program helps U of M faculty and alumni make a splash in the community. On the cover: Anthony Norris, David Han, alumna Susan Helms, faculty member Jim Whelan and Olympic swimmer Gil Stovall, a U of M student, work to battle a major problem in Memphis: dozens of children have drowned in pools in the past decade in the Memphis area. (Photo by Lindsey Lissau).

Also featured, "Soul Power" by Sara Hoover

With the help of the University of Memphis, a deteriorating neighborhood may once again find its soul.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2011 Fall

Donor Appreciation Issue.

Also featured, "Empowering the dream" by Greg Russell

The U of M’s most ambitious fundraising drive will allow the University to attract additional world-class faculty, foster innovative research and enhance learning experiences with cutting-edge facilities.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2011 Spring

Cover Story, "Smart Money" By Laura Fenton

An innovative and widely acclaimed program teaches children the do's and don'ts of money management.

Also featured, "Remembering a legend" By Greg Russell

Larry Finch led then-Memphis State to the 1973 NCAA title game and helped unite a city torn apart by racial tension.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2011 Summer

Cover Story, "Celebrating a Century, 100 Years and going strong" by Greg Russell

Where Nathaniel Trezevant once raised cotton, a teachers school would grow, later to expand into a major urban research university.

Also featured, "These times they are a-changin’" By Gabrielle Maxey

From the Memphis State Eight to Vietnam War-era demonstrations around the flagpole, U of M students have a history of making their voices be heard.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2012 Fall

Cover Story, "A New Tiger in Town" by Greg Russell

UofM athletic director Tom Bowen ushers in a new era in Tiger athletics.

Also featured: The Columns Alumni Review
University of Memphis Magazine, 2012 Spring

Cover Story, "Pieces of Home" by Gabrielle Maxey

Going to college and living away from home can be a difficult time for young people. These U of M students have found a “home” remedy.

Also featured, "Blasts from the Past" by Laura Fenton

A unique oral history project by Professor Charles Crawford uncovers little-known facts about the University of Memphis, anecdotes that may make you “shake, rattle and roll.”

The Columns Alumni Review
University of Memphis Magazine, 2013 Spring

Cover Story, "Patent Pending" by Greg Russell

A new breed of scientists at the U of M is aggressively pursuing inventions that are already affecting millions around the world.

Also featured: The Columns Alumni Review
University of Memphis Magazine, 2014 Spring

Cover Story, "House Work, The Interns" by Greg Russell

From the White House to the Dorothy Day House to the Jungle Room of another famous house, U of M student interns are strutting their stuff.

Also featured: The Columns Alumni Review.
University of Memphis Magazine, 2015 Fall

Cover Story, "Making the Grades " by Greg Russell

From a near-zero graduation rate 15 years ago in men’s basketball to one of the best student-athlete success rates around, Tiger players score both on and off the playing surface.

Also featured: The Columns Alumni Review