Memphis rifle beats No. 1 Kentucky
(11/09/25 12:28pm)
LEXINGTON, Ky. - No. 6 Memphis Rifle beat No. 1 Kentucky on Saturday, winning with an aggregate score of 4715-4705 on Saturday.
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Memphis beats San Francisco 76-70 to start season
(11/09/25 1:42am)
The Memphis men's basketball team opened their season with a 76-70 win over San Francisco on Saturday behind 17 points on 6/8 shooting from Quante Berry and 15 points and six rebounds from Sincere Parker.
The good, the bad and what's next after Memphis' season opening win
(11/09/25 12:22pm)
The Memphis Tigers did just enough to defeat San Francisco 76-70 Saturday afternoon at FedExForum in their season opener. It wasn't pretty, but after two blowout defeats in preseason exhibitions, head coach Penny Hardaway's team passed its first test.
The Memphis football conundrum
(11/08/25 9:21pm)
Here we go again. Barring a miracle, another year will come and go without the Memphis football program in the American Conference championship game.
Women’s basketball picks up its first win behind Harris’ game-winner
(11/08/25 6:57am)
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - On Friday evening, Memphis women’s basketball made the trip west on I-40 to take on the Little Rock Trojans. In a game where the Tigers were able to just stay in the game for a while, they pounced in the fourth quarter and took a 64-62 win.
Memphis' late rally falls short vs. Tulane
(11/08/25 8:34pm)
No. 22 Memphis dropped to 8-2 (4-2) after a 38-32 loss to 7-2 (4-1) Tulane 38-32 Friday night at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium, despite a furious fourth quarter comeback attempt.
Q&A with UofM president Bill Hardgrave: National Guard, Big 12 rumors, and campus free speech
(11/07/25 8:00pm)
After three years in office, University of Memphis President Bill Hardgrave has faced a decade’s worth of major issues in just the past three months.
First-Gen Office hosts Sapphire Masquerade Ball to honor students' achievements
(11/07/25 6:00pm)
The First-Generation Student Success Office welcomed more than 100 students to its Sapphire Masquerade Ball on Nov. 6 from 7–10 p.m. in the University Center Ballroom.
Women's Soccer shocked by UTSA, out of American tourney
(11/07/25 7:11am)
In the American Conference semifinals, No. 3 Memphis women’s soccer looked to punch a ticket back to the conference title game as it faced UTSA Thursday. The Tigers had a 3-1 lead with under five minutes remaining in regulation, but they conceded a pair of goals, and the match went into overtime.
Turning Point USA hosts Riley Gaines at UofM under tight security
(11/06/25 9:08pm)
Former collegiate swimmer and conservative activist Riley Gaines spoke at the University of Memphis on Wednesday evening during a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) event that drew a strong police presence, but no visible protests.
Volleyball falls to UAB
(11/06/25 2:31pm)
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The Memphis Tigers volleyball team (10-18) fell short against UAB (11-14) in three sets at Bartow Arena on Wednesday night, extending their losing streak to seven games.
Memphis holds final Playoff spot in first CFP rankings
(11/05/25 8:14pm)
Memphis was projected as the 12 seed and the best Group of 5 team in the College Football Playoffs’ first official rankings on Tuesday night. Although they were surprisingly not ranked in the top 25, the Tigers are ranked No. 22 in the AP Poll and No. 23 in the Coaches Poll.
TPUSA tabling prompts protest on campus day before Riley Gaines event
(11/05/25 1:36am)
A small protest against a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) tabling event drew about 15 students on the UC Alumni Mall on Tuesday, where demonstrators gathered to voice their opposition to what they described as anti-transgender messaging displayed by the organization.
Pop-up career closet helps students dress for success
(11/04/25 9:14pm)
For many students, the pressure of preparing for job interviews or career fairs goes beyond resumes and elevator pitches. Sometimes, having the right outfit is the biggest barrier for one's confidence.
Silverfield and coaching staff preview Tulane
(11/04/25 5:23pm)
With six teams tied in the loss column atop the American Conference standings, including all three of Memphis' remaining opponents, the Tigers' game against Tulane Friday night at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium will be crucial.
Henderson’s heroics lifts No. 3 women’s soccer past ECU
(11/04/25 12:08pm)
LAKEWOOD RANCH, Fl. – No. 3 Memphis women’s soccer started its quest for a fifth American Conference championship on Monday with a 1-0 win against the ECU Pirates, who bested the Tigers in last year’s conference title match.
Women’s basketball stunned in season opening loss to UAPB 69-64
(11/04/25 12:04pm)
Memphis women’s basketball tipped off its season with a home game against the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff (UAPB) Golden Lions. In front of about 500 children from local elementary schools for the program’s annual Education Day, who were all passionately cheering Memphis on, the Tigers, despite leading for a majority of the game, faltered in the fourth quarter and fell 69-64 at Elma Roane Fieldhouse Monday.
Men's Soccer season ends in heartbreaking fashion
(11/03/25 12:51pm)
On a frigid November night at Park Avenue Campus, the Memphis men's soccer season came to an end in heartbreaking fashion as they fell 4-3 to South Florida in a must-win game Sunday.
Women’s soccer dominates American Conference’s annual honors
(11/02/25 11:26pm)
On Sunday, the American Conference released its annual honors list, and Memphis was all over the place, picking up six individual awards and 13 selections to the various all-conference teams.
Tiger Pantry prepares for spike in demand as SNAP benefits pause
(11/02/25 9:00pm)
The Tiger Pantry, located in Room 275 of the University Center, provides free food and essential supplies to University of Memphis students once every seven days. Students can access canned goods, beverages, household items, basic toiletries, and feminine products by showing their student ID.As the federal government shutdown continues, millions of Americans, including an estimated 150,000 people in the Memphis and Shelby County area, are expected to temporarily lose access to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, also known as food stamps. Local organizations are stepping up to help fill the gap, including the Tiger Pantry.