Alumni
Membership in the Ole Miss Alumni Association is open to everyone. All graduates, former students, and fans are eligible to become active members.
Join our Alumni Community
The Ole Miss Alumni Association is the closest contact that former students and friends have with the University. The Alumni Association has its origins in the early days of the University. The Class of 1852, the first to graduate from the University, formed the Alumni Society, which became the Alumni Association.
The Alumni Association sponsors many programs, which serve to keep the University in the forefront of modern higher education. The Association publishes the quarterly Ole Miss Alumni Review, organizes reunions, sponsors the Alumni Hall of Fame, coordinates local club meetings nationally, operates The Inn at Ole Miss, and is involved in many other activities which strengthen the University and help to maintain the close relationship between the Ole Miss Alumni community and the University.
Important Links
Alumni Events
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April 12, 2024
40 Under 40 Program
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April 13, 2024
Young Alumni Crawfish Bowl
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Get Involved
The Alumni Association sponsors several groups organized by interests that provide an easier and more direct way for alumni to get involved based on their affinities, class year or activities as students. The groups give alumni a creative way to stay connected with the people they knew during their student years.
The Club program within the Alumni Association allows us to take a piece of Oxford and bring it to you. During the spring and summer months, we visit more than 40 clubs nationwide for their annual club meetings. The evening club meetings allow us to showcase the university’s athletics programs and coaches. The Chancellor then travels to about 15 different locations annually in the spring and summer touting the university’s research and academic successes.
Alumni and friends choose to become involved in the Ole Miss Alumni Association for a variety of reasons. Some want to continue their education, others seek networking opportunities to grow their businesses or careers, and others simply want to be reminded of the great experiences they enjoyed on campus. The academic alumni chapters are organized by college or school.