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Freed-Hardeman University Hosts President’s Council Evening, Celebrates Milestones in Growth and Support

Freed-Hardeman University recently hosted members of its President’s Council for a memorable evening event, celebrating significant milestones in the university’s growth and the vital support of its dedicated council members.

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FHU’s Fourth Annual Servants’ Day Commissions Students to Serve The Community

Instead of attending their usual classes, Freed-Hardeman University students rolled up their sleeves and immersed themselves in acts of service for the university’s fourth annual Servants’ Day. Organized by FHU staff, academic groups and social clubs, the day focused on spreading positivity through more than 50 different meaningful service projects.

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A collage of illustrated stamps and postcards in yellow and burgundy promotes FHU Homecoming 2024, with text “Thanks for the memories” and event dates: Nov. 3–10 for Homecoming Week, Nov. 8–10 for Homecoming Weekend.

FHU Presents Homecoming 2024: Thanks for the Memories, Nov. 8-10

Freed-Hardeman University welcomes alumni, friends and family back to campus for Homecoming 2024: Thanks for the Memories. The celebration begins with student spirit activities Sunday, Nov. 3, and culminates in a weekend of reunions and special events Nov. 8-10, honoring the lasting legacy and bonds formed at FHU.

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Freed-Hardeman University Sets New Retention Record with 90% of Students Returning from Fall ’23 to Fall ’24

Freed-Hardeman University has set a new retention record, with 90% of students from the Fall 2023 semester returning for Fall 2024. This milestone reflects the university's growing reputation for providing a supportive and enriching educational experience.

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FHU Invites Alumni and Friends to Experience “The Best of Eastern Canada” in the Fall of 2025

Freed-Hardeman University’s alumni travel program invites alumni and friends to embark on a journey through “The Best of Eastern Canada,” October 10-18, 2025.

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FHU President David R. Shannon Appoints Dr. LeAnn Davis as Freed-Hardeman University Vice President for Academics

Freed-Hardeman University President David R. Shannon has appointed Dr. LeAnn Davis, a leader with 25 years of experience serving the university, as FHU Vice President for Academics, effective immediately.

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From Star Wars Creations to Walmart Shelves: FHU Student Kenyon Hope’s Invention Lands Major Deal With nation’s leading DIY Brand

What began as a fun hobby of 3D printing Star Wars accessories has turned into a career-defining moment for Freed-Hardeman University sophomore marketing major, Kenyon Hope. His latest invention, the Flexible Wall Repair Patch, has been picked up by manufacturing company DPWagner and is being sold under The Gorilla Glue brand.

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Freed-Hardeman’s Music Program Hits New High Notes with Expanding Ensembles and Innovative Opportunities

Freed-Hardeman University’s music department is hitting new notes with the expansion of its symphonic wind ensemble and its jazz ensemble, both thriving under the direction of Dr. Michael “Doc” Yopp. Since Yopp’s arrival in spring 2023, the symphonic group has grown to 42 players and added strings to the ensemble.

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Freed-Hardeman University Rises in 2025 U.S. News & World Report Rankings, Named Third in Best Value for Regional Universities South

Building on strong 2024 rankings, Freed-Hardeman University has climbed even higher by being named the 2025 U.S. News & World Report third Best Value Regional Universities South.

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Freed-Hardeman University PTA Students Bring Hope and Healing to Honduras Through Medical Missions Trip

Freed-Hardeman University’s Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) program recently completed a transformative medical missions trip to Honduras from July 27 to August 3, 2024.

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FHU Students Gain International Business Experience in South Korea

This past May, for the third time, a select group of faculty and students from FHU’s College of Business embarked on a transformative journey to South Korea as part of their Global Business Experience class.

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FHU Missions Emphasis Days Encourage Students to Expand Their Global Horizons

With an aim to introduce the student body to the concept of missions and develop interest and involvement in mission work, Freed-Hardeman University once again celebrated its annual Missions Emphasis Days, September 4-5.

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