What does Freed Hardeman University do?

Freed-Hardeman University (FHU) is a private Christian university in Henderson, Tennessee, affiliated with the Churches of Christ. Established in 1869, it offers undergraduate and graduate degrees across 40 academic programs that blend faith, scholarship, and service. FHU operates through 12 academic departments within five colleges, including Arts and Sciences, Biblical Studies, and Business. The university emphasizes experiential learning through initiatives like the Engaged Learning Initiative, study abroad opportunities, and student research events. FHU's campus features historic buildings and modern facilities, such as the Renaissance Center and the Hope Barber Shull Academic Resource Center. The university fosters a community aligned with Churches of Christ values and has a rich history of serving students for over 150 years.