Former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour chats with a student at the center named after him: UM's Haley Barbour Center for Manufacturing Excellence.
Senior mechanical engineering major Ryoma Thomas of Madison prepares to kick a hacky sack to friends in the Grove.
A yoga session, hosted by Campus Recreation, takes place by the South Campus Rail Trail.
International studies major Brandon Kriplean gets a kick out of the mechanical shark ride on the Union Plaza, part of the Student Activities Association's Landshark Week.
UM students and family members attend this year's Honors Convocation at the Pavilion.
Our study is based on evaluating methods for muscle recovery after initial bouts of weight training in the lower body.
QEP's 3rd Annual Faculty Approaches to Critical Thinking (FACT) Institute on August 11th
2021 Mid-South Glycoscience Meeting scheduled for Monday, July 19, 2021 in the Thad Cochran Research Center, on the UM campus.
The School of Applied Sciences rolls out one year, fully online Master of Science in Sport Analytics (MSSA) program.
The Faculty Senate seeks your participation in taking a short survey on how COVID-19 has impacted faculty work-life balance.
Enroll in this May online course designed to make students think more deeply about media and marketing, and their role in our lives.
New! Spanish 331 Introduction to Literature will be offered as a web course in the full summer session. FMI, dmarting@olemiss.edu.
Applications now open for Open Access Fund.
The School of Applied Sciences introduces fully online graduate certificate in Intercollegiate Athletic Administration (IAA).
Need help with note taking? Looking for a quiet place to study on campus? Reach out to Academic Support Programs in the Johnson Commons East
PH 391: Special Topics in Health will be offered this summer as a web-based course for undergrad students, with a focus on mental health.
Lamar Hall will be open late for studying 4/23 - 4/29 till MIdnight. Sponsored by College of Liberal Arts.
HP 665: Special Topics in Health Behavior will be offered this fall as an in-person course for grad students, with a focus on mental health.
UM Communiversity's spring series continues this month with classes to help you enhance your leadership skills, grocery budget, and more.
Learn to incorporate natural elements into beautiful arrangements that will bring spring to your front door or anywhere in your home.
An exhibit sponsored by UM Libraries Department of Archives & Special Collections.
Undergrad students participating in a sport club this semester are invited to take a brief survey. Twenty students will each earn $25!
Your participation is needed! Please take this survey to aid UM in its efforts to take steps to promote a campus free of sexual harassment
Students can pick up their 2021 Ole Miss yearbooks April 21-23, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Student Union Lobby.
Complete one activity per day, or five total and be entered to win fun Green Week prizes!
Schedule your first COVID-19 vaccine dose soon to be fully vaccinated before summer. See UM's vaccination page for info.
Competitive scholarships of $4,000 are open to UM students and incoming transfer students.
From April 5 to April 23, students can win scholarships, athletics tickets and more by logging their wellness activities in GooseChase.
Graduate students are invited to take a brief survey on their health behavior. Twenty-five students will each win a $20 gift card!
College Corps is a community service program that works to improve kindergarten readiness for preschool children.
31 photos: Yoga On The Trails; Hosted by Campus Recreation at the Campus Rail Trail/Whirlpool Trails.
Photo by Logan Kirkland/ Ole Miss Digital Imaging Services
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