List of 20 news stories.

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  Aviation Provides Career Paths

  10/18/2024
  Captain Albert Glenn, former chairman of the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals Board of Directors and managing director of Global Flight Operations for FedEx Express, spoke in chapel October 18.
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  Sports Events: Oct. 21-26

  10/18/2024
  Check out the sports events running October 21-26. As always, see the team pages under Athletics for the most up-to-date information. Let's flock to the stands and support our Owls!
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  1Q Report Cards Just Ahead!

  10/17/2024
  First quarter report cards are available online as of Friday, October 18.
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  College Application Session for Seniors: Oct. 28

  10/17/2024
  Seniors can come to Hyde Library and work on their college applications and essays with college counselors Monday, October 28, 5-6:30 pm.
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  Get Involved in US Wrestling!

  10/17/2024
  The Upper School wrestling season begins Monday, October 28!
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  Join the LS Wrestling Club!

  10/17/2024
  The season for Lower School Buzzards Wrestling Club, Grades 6-8, begins Tuesday, October 29. The cost is $150 per wrestler. Practice times will be Tuesday-Thursday, 6-7:30 pm.
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  “Chicago” Comes to MUS: Nov. 9-12

  10/16/2024
  Adapted for teens from the longest-running American musical in Broadway history, Kander and Ebb's legendary and award-winning musical about fame, fortune, and acquittal is returning to MUS for the first time in two decades.
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  Judge Lipman Explains the Judiciary

  10/4/2024
  The Honorable Sheryl H. Lipman, chief judge of the United States District Court, Western District of Tennessee, spoke in chapel October 4. At a time when the judiciary and judges have come under fire, History Department Chair Jonathan Jones invited Judge Lipman to explain the vital work done by our courts.
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  Ray Gives Manhood Breakfast Talk

  10/4/2024
  Faculty Emeritus Barry Ray was the speaker at the Lower School Manhood Breakfast October 4. Ray, who retired as Assistant Headmaster, Upper School Principal, and History Instructor in May, spoke about the eight qualities that make a real man.
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  Junior Class Ring Orders Due: Oct. 18

  10/2/2024
  Juniors have met with the Jostens sales representative, and ordering information has been distributed. See the flyer in the packet for pricing, metal options, or the class ring process. Orders are due Friday, October 18.
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  MUS in Europe: Math in England

  10/2/2024
  Dr. Steve Gadbois will lead the 2025 MUS in Europe trip Math in England from May 26 to June 5. Save the date and keep reading!
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  Latin Music Concert: Oct. 22

  10/1/2024
  Music from Cuba, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, and Spain will enliven the Dining Hall as the MUS band and orchestra groups perform their first concert of the year October 22 at 7 p.m.
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  TEDxMemphis Comes to Chapel

  9/27/2024
  Students experienced a sample of TEDxMemphis: the miXtape in chapel today, hearing two talks that will be presented in Hyde Chapel Saturday, September 28. 
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  LS Lacrosse Interest Signup

  9/26/2024
  The Lower School lacrosse team is open to any MUS student in the sixth, seventh, or eighth grade. If your son is interested in playing lacrosse this spring, please fill out this form - it does not obligate your son to participate in lacrosse. Read Coach Kimbrough Taylor’s letter from the team page.
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  October is Bullying Prevention Month

  9/26/2024
  The Counseling Department will be facilitating anti-bullying activities throughout the month of October to raise student awareness. Owls are encouraged to participate by wearing our “Be Kind, Bruh” T-shirts. Shirts can be worn every Thursday in October after Fall Break.
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  Volunteer at Emmanuel Center: Sept. 28

  9/25/2024
  CSO will hold a sports festival and cookout at the Emmanuel Center (604 Saint Paul Avenue, Memphis) Saturday, September 28, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. All MUS students interested in volunteering for fun and free food are welcome to attend.
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  Ten Owls Named Commended Scholars

  9/20/2024
  The following 10 seniors have received recognition as National Merit Commended Scholars indicating their PSAT scores rank among the top 3-4% in the United States: Joephen Chen, Bennett Frazer, Wilkes Gowen, Diego Guerrero Viloria, Leo Meske, Paxton Silver, Whitt Stockburger, Gabe Ungab, Dennis White, and Ethan Zaptin.
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  Dunavant Alumnus of the Year

  9/19/2024
  The Alumni Executive Board named Bill Dunavant ’78 the Alumnus of the Year at its annual awards luncheon September 19. Chair of the Greater Memphis Chamber Chairman’s Circle, Dunavant has made it a priority to change the Memphis narrative by focusing on the positive aspects of the city. Through this position, he is challenging businesses to advocate for accessible education, job attainment, and community engagement.
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  Sherman Accepts Volunteer Award

  9/19/2024
  The Alumni Executive Board honored Scott Sherman ’89 as Volunteer of the Year at their Awards Luncheon September 19. During his recently completed two-year term as president of the D. Eugene Thorn Society, Sherman led the Executive Committee to record-setting years for both members and dollars.
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  College Financial Planning Resources

  9/18/2024
  MUS is partnering with Paul Martin, founder of College Money Method, to provide six virtual programs and a helpful resource library about college financial planning, including merit-based scholarships and the need-based financial aid process.
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