Invitation: Learn how to properly preserve your family photo albums and other audiovisual materials.

Lectures: Angel Parham lectures about 'Region, Race, and History: Racial Palimpsests in the Southern U.S.'

Arts and Culture: We will be viewing 'Brother Sun Sister Moon' as it traces the medieval lives of Saints Francis and Clare.

Arts and Culture: Enjoy staged readings of Greek and Roman comedy with Classics students!

Invitation: Join us to learn more about the MOST Conference, available positions, and much more!

Arts and Culture: The Hispanic Heritage Film Series will show the movie 'Miriam Lies' in Bryant Hall 209. It is in Spanish with English subtitles.

Invitation: The SMBHC will celebrate its 25th anniversary with the Barksdale family and special guest speakers.

Sustainability: Volunteer with Green Grove! Multiple shifts available for different schedules. Click the link to register!

Arts and Culture: Join us in the Grove for a film screening and concert.

Arts and Culture: Presented by Dr. Richard Newton, University of Alabama. Workshop with students and faculty, also simulcast via Zoom (co-sponsored with CETL)

Arts and Culture: The Ole Miss choirs will join Oxford and Lafayette High School choirs for presentation of their fall concert.

Ford Center: Enjoy the music of Chicago with Brass Transit.

Invitation: Already an ENVS minor or curious about becoming one? Come eat pizza, meet ENVS faculty and minors, & learn about the program. Free shirts!

Academics: Lightning presentations on current archaeological research from faculty and students in Classics and Anthropology.

Invitation: Science is fun at the Oxford Science Café! Join us for an exciting presentation by Dr. Jan Strube (University of Oregon/PNNL)

Lectures: Deesha Philyaw and Ethel Scurlock present Race in 'The Secret Lives of Church Ladies'

Arts and Culture: Michael Rowlett (Clarinet), Adrienne Park (Piano), and Christine Kralik (Cello) will be performing old and new works in Nutt Auditorium.

Library: Enhancing Critical Thinking Skills through True Crime Research: The Case of Lizzie Borden

Invitation: The Philosophy Forum Series is proud to host Dr. Ben Kozuch as he discusses his latest paper.

Arts and Culture: We will watch the Brazilian film 'Alice Júnior' in Bryant Hall 209 this Thursday at 6:00 pm. It's in Portuguese with English subtitles.

Library: Cases of famous frauds will demonstrate best ways to avoid academic fraud and use good publishing practices.

Invitation: Free Event! Sponsored by Teachers of Tomorrow & School of Education

Invitation: Join Dr. Jason Hoeksema for a Mushroom Tour

Ford Center: Originally from Mississippi and a University of Mississippi alum, Jay regularly performs all over the country.

Invitation: Register for this interactive workshop to learn how to foster inclusive and equitable spaces for the LGBTQIA+ community at UM.

Invitation: Health & Human Sciences - Living and Learning Community will be hosting a Mental Health First Aid Event on Tuesday, October 25, 2022.

Invitation: A Conversation with David Dennis, Sr., and David Dennis, Jr. A father and son discuss the legacy of a Freedom Ride.

Academics: Join Hon 420 students to learn more about lead poisoning prevention. The students will share research posters & refreshments provided.

Arts and Culture: Conversation and discussion on what is generational trauma is, how it manifests, and what we can do as a community to repair and heal.

Campus Recreation: Ghoulow Walk | South Campus Rail Trail October 26 | Dusk (~6:30pm) Free | Drop-in event

Invitation: The Medieval Studies minor will host a screening of a vintage Halloween movie, 'Häxan: Witchcraft through the Ages.'

Arts and Culture: Featuring the world premiere of Valorous by UM alum and Northeast Community College professor Dr. Jason Beghtol

Arts and Culture: We will watch the Kenyan film 'Rafiki' in Bryant Hall 209 this Thursday at 6:00 pm. It's part of the LGBTQ+ Film Series.

Conferences: An event designed for UM students to develop skills for advocacy and activism that promotes critical questioning and social justice

Invitation: The annual Halloween-themed open house at the Department of Physics and Astronomy.

Campus Recreation: Rocktober Climbing Competition SCRC October 28 | 6-8 pm

Conferences: An event designed for UM students to develop skills for advocacy and activism that promotes critical questioning and social justice

Ford Center: The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band is one of the most accomplished bands in American roots music.

Astronomy Open House: Astronomy open house in Kennon Observatory Oct 30, Sunday, 6:30-8:00 pm. Moon, Saturn, Jupiter, Neptune. Free.

Library: Evaluate multiple online sources to find information about careers, wages, and the places you'd most like to live.

Invitation: RHA invites you to the Grove at 9:00pm on October 31, 2022 for pizza, trick or treat bags, hot coco, and viewing of the movie Twitches!

Brown Bag: Informal discussions and current 'religion in the news' stories and items

Library: Critically evaluate online sources to find information about jobs, wages, and the places you'd like to live after you graduate.

Invitation: Join the Health & Human Sciences - Living and Learning Community for Dorm Room Cooking - Part 2.

Lectures: Oral histories and videos documenting the skateboarding community.

Invitation: Network and learn from women Directors, Managers, & Presidents in various industries on how to lead & build a strong reputation.

Brown Bag: In this virtual event, Clinnesha D. Sibley presents 'Humanists as Activists: Exploring Our Social Responsibility as Writers'

Invitation: Come sip hot cocoa and make a plan to navigate staying true to yourself while the University is on break.

Lectures: Come and learn about the Lantern Project, a multi-state and multi-institution effort to digitize legal records of enslaved persons.

Lectures: Reception at 4:00 and talk at 5:30. See flier and event for full details.

Lectures: Reception at 4:00 and talk at 5:30. See flier and event for full details.

Invitation: Dr. Graham Oppy (Monash University) workshops a paper on argumentation on Nov 3rd at 4pm

Arts and Culture: The LGBTQ+ Film Series presents the Indian Movie 'Margarita with a Straw' in Bryant Hall 200 this Thursday at 6:00 pm.

Campus News: First Friday of each month, self-guided, all skill levels welcome. Sketch supplies and stools will be available.

Arts and Culture: The Oxford Viols perform 15th and 16th century music on various instruments from the viola da gamba family.

Arts and Culture: INTO THE WOODS runs November 4-6 in Fulton Chapel, with performances Friday-Saturday at 7:30 pm and Saturday-Sunday at 2 pm.

Invitation: Families with babies and toddlers, join the UM Museum and Kindermusik with Jeanne & Friends for our Museum Stroller Tour and Jam Session.

Arts and Culture: INTO THE WOODS runs November 4-6 in Fulton Chapel, with performances Friday-Saturday at 7:30 pm and Saturday-Sunday at 2 pm.

Invitation: Learn about the basic building blocks of matter and investigate real data from cutting edge particle physics experiments!

Arts and Culture: INTO THE WOODS runs November 4-6 in Fulton Chapel, with performances Friday-Saturday at 7:30 pm and Saturday-Sunday at 2 pm.

Arts and Culture: Guest artists Dr. Christopher Withrow, and Dr. Scott Santoro will be performing Libby Larsen's: 'The Peculiar Case of Dr. H.H Holmes'

Arts and Culture: INTO THE WOODS runs November 4-6 in Fulton Chapel, with performances Friday-Saturday at 7:30 pm and Saturday-Sunday at 2 pm.

Arts and Culture: UM Opera Theatre is proud to present its first performances of the 2022-2023 season this weekend!

Arts and Culture: 16th and 17th century English and Italian works for recorders, viols, harpsichord, and organ

Arts and Culture: Presentation & Reception with Sarahfest Artist-in-Residence Valerie George

Arts and Culture: Christine Kralik (Cello), and Amanda Johnston (Piano) perform contemporary and lyrical works in Nutt Auditorium.

Invitation: Join us as we celebrate the opening of Gathering: Works by Earl Dismuke with an opening reception and artist talk.

Lectures: Moving Up Without Losing Your Way: The Ethical Costs of Upward Mobility

Lectures: Tamara Beauboeuf-Lafontant presents 'Where We Matter: Dean Lucy Diggs Slowe, Howard Women, & the Co-Creation of Campus Belonging, 1922–1937.

Library: Enhancing Critical Thinking Skills Through True Crime Research: The Case of Lizzie Borden

Invitation: What is the state of First Gen life on campus?

Lectures: Lecture by Dr. Anne Bradley of The Fund for American Studies, Nov 9th at 5:30pm

Invitation: The Medieval Studies minor will screen The Northman (2022). Please do join us!

Arts and Culture: The University of Mississippi Choir and Orchestra with the Oxford Civic Chorus will join together to honor our Veterans at the Ford Center.

Library: Learn about censorship in libraries and what you can do to help fight it in this library workshop open to anyone in the UM Community.

Arts and Culture: The LGBTQ+ Film Series presents the movie 'Paris Is Burning' in Bryant Hall 209 this Thursday at 6:00 pm.

Campus Recreation: Free Friday | Rebel Challenge Course November 11 | 3-5pm

Invitation: Katja Bullock discusses immigrating from war-torn Germany to serve as a senior White House staff member for four US Presidents