B&F Areas of Interest for Students and Parents
- Book Store
Find all your school needs at the University of Memphis book store! - Bursar's Office
The Bursar's Office is responsible for the assessment and collection of student fees. They provide student fee information and general payment guidelines, and disburse financial aid. Here are few things you will find at the Bursar's web site: fee charts, fee payment deadlines, and important fee payment and refund dates. - Crisis Management at the U of M
The safety and security of the campus community is a top priority. Parents are encouraged to review the many programs and services offered at the University of Memphis and discuss them with your son, daughter or family member. Whether students live in university housing or off-campus, it is important for them to be aware of their surroundings at all times. - Dining Dollar$
On the first day of classes, participating students are able to use their Student ID to eat a full meal or take a coffee break. Check out our dining and vending locations tabs to see where Dining Dollar$ can be used. - Parking Office
The Parking Services Office manages all University owned parking lots and is responsible for administering the Parking and Traffic Regulations of the University of Memphis and the Tennessee Board of Regents. Students and visitors are invited to visit TigerPark, an online service that allows students and visitors access to view or buy permits, submit online appeals and manage your Parking account. - Police Services
Police Services is dedicated to making The University of Memphis a safe place to learn and work. Learn more about Tiger Patrol, the University's personal escort program, and Personal Safety Alerts that help you stay aware of potential problems on campus and the surrounding areas. - Tiger Copy and Graphics
Tiger Copy & Graphics provides full service color and B&W copying, digital printing, binding & finishing services, and self-serve copying among other service needs. - TigerMaps
TigerMaps was created to help students, visitors, new faculty – anyone who is not familiar with the campus - find their way around. From this site you can access any number of PDF maps that show you not only where a building is, but what it looks like and what is in the building.