Arts and Culture: A new and unique music & art experience.

Astronomy Open House: Viewing of the sky with out telescopes in Kennon Observatory on Oct 2, Sunday night, 7:00-8:30 pm. Moon, Saturn, Jupiter. Additional demos.

Brown Bag: Danielle Townsend will demonstrate the art of paper marbling, often featured in antique book covers or fore-edges.

Lectures: Dr. Serena Witzke (Wesleyan U.) speaks on 'What can we see through Roman comedy? Using Plautus & Terence to access non-citizen experiences.'

Arts and Culture: Join host Nancy Maria Balach and guests Kristy Kristinek (artist), Alice-Anne Light (mezzo), and Cecil Price Walden (composer).

Brown Bag: Ramon Townsend of The Colonial Bindery will demonstrate the process of bookbinding.

Brown Bag: This weeks topic: Hijab/Covering, Women's Bodies and Politics: Iran, India, and the USA

Invitation: African-American female editors of Dallas Morning News, Louisville Courier-Journal and Asheville Citizen-Times discuss challenges in news.

Lectures: Thomas J. Adams, a New Orleans-based historian, recounts of the process of renaming streets, parks & places in New Orleans.

Lectures: An evening with Dr. David L. Eng, University of Pennsylvania's Richard L. Fisher Professor of English

Lectures: Inaugural OUTGrads Lecture to be presented by Edgar Gomez.

Ford Center: One of the most popular brass ensembles today!

Campus News: FREE sketch materials will be provided (first-come) or you are welcome to bring a sketchbook.

Lectures: SEAC Conference Keynote presentation by Brian Berkey on October 7th, 11am, The Inn Ballroom

Arts and Culture: Hispanic & Latinx Heritage Month Celebration: Fantastic Fabric-ations at the UM Museum

Invitation: Fantastic Fabric-ations: Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Celebration, a partnership with the Center for Inclusion and Cross Cultural Engagement

Lectures: SEAC Keynote Address by Jason Baehr, Loyola Marymount University, Oct 8th, 11:45am, Bryant Hall 209

Invitation: University Press of Mississippi representatives will lead a presentation on scholarly publications.

Conferences: The School of Pharmacy and RIPS will host a Research Day at the Jackson Avenue Center Main Event Center on 10/11/22.

Arts and Culture: Come celebrate National Coming Out Day by sharing your story and showing support for your community!

Campus Recreation: Lead Climbing Clinic | SCRC October 11 | 6-8pm $

Ford Center: Artrageous is an interactive, high-energy performance with a combination of arts on one stage presented in a frenzy of movement and color.

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

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

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)

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

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

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

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

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

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

Sustainability: Help reduce waste in the Grove by volunteering with Green Grove! Multiple shift times available for different schedules. Register with link!

Arts and Culture: The Art of Process in Creating Student Cohort Presentation

Arts and Culture: Learn about food insecurity on our campus and community and what we can do about it!

Lectures: Join us for a talk by Dr. Paul Hay, 'Pumping Iron in the Golden Age: Weightlifting and Body Aesthetics in Ancient Rome.'

Invitation: Please join our discussion with monks and nuns from Buddhist, Carmelite, and Benedictine communities.

Ford Center: Student/Faculty/Staff Discounts available! Note: 7 p.m. start time.

Invitation: Please join us as we discuss, and debate, ethical issues that our society is currently facing.

Invitation: Join the Living and Learning Community on November 15 for the University Engagement - Student Leadership Event, 6pm at RC SOUTH.

Invitation: Science is fun at the Oxford Science Café! Join us for an exciting presentation by Dr. Likun Zhang (University of Mississippi)

Invitation: Religion columnist Terry Mattingly sits down with Charles Overby to discuss religion's role in 2022 midterms and 2024 general election.

Ford Center: Mindi Abair has garnered 2 GRAMMY nominations, recorded with some of the biggest names in music.

Campus Recreation: Join us for the annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Morning at the South Campus Trail!

Astronomy Open House: Astronomy open house in Kennon Observatory Nov 27, Sunday, 6:30-8:00 pm. Moon, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Neptune and the Pleiades. Free.

Arts and Culture: Join Adam Gussow and Greg Johnson in an end-of-semester celebration of the music of Sonny Boy Williamson II

Invitation: Please note date change! Switch up your finals study routine with some music, food, and company. All welcome!

Invitation: Come and learn about how you can be part of the upperclassmen cohort of the Lavender LLC.

Campus News: The University of Mississippi Museum opens it's galleries for a free sketch session on the First Friday of each month.

Invitation: Southern Studies documentary students showcase their work.

Arts and Culture: The University of Mississippi Chorus, LOU Orchestra, Mississippians Jazz ensemble, and Steel Orchestra present their annual Holiday Concert.

Invitation: Winter Woodland Wandering

Invitation: Winter Woodland Wandering

Red Blue and Well: Season got you spinning? Consider some strategies for keeping things in balance this holiday season. Thursday, December 8 at noon via zoom.

Ford Center: Black Violin faculty/staff/student discount tickets available

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

Invitation: The University of Mississippi Museum opens its galleries for a free sketch session on the First Friday of each month.

Invitation: Please join us on Wednesday, January 25 from 12:00 - 1:00 pm in the Johnson Commons East Ballroom.

Lectures: Michael Fagans will expand on his University of Mississippi TEDx talk, allowing for interaction and conversation with attendees.

Invitation: Please join us on Wednesday, January 25 from 12:00 - 1:00 pm in the Johnson Commons East Ballroom.

Ford Center: The World of Musicals brings the very best of musical theatre to life.

Astronomy Open House: Astronomy open house in Kennon Observatory Jan. 29, Sunday, 5:45-7:30 pm. Moon, Jupiter, Mars and more. Free.

Invitation: This Astronomy Outreach talk is aimed at a general audience including children. We will discuss why the Moon orbits the Earth.

Invitation: This meeting is mandatory for all Living and Learning Community Members.

Lectures: Barbara Harris Combs presents 'Blackout: The Continuing Assault against Black Bodies'

Brown Bag: Beyond The 'Subaltern': Sounding Sexual Revolt and the Discourse of Oppression Among Muslim Women

Invitation: Join us to hear more about Delayed/Sophomore Entry into the Center for Manufacturing Excellence!

Invitation: Come to an informational meeting to find out about 'Green Paris: Past and Present', a two-week summer study abroad course in France.

Invitation: The University of Mississippi Museum opens its galleries for a free sketch session on the First Friday of each month.

Invitation: 2 p.m. Prof. Scott Wilson from Johns Hopkins University will present 'Glycopolymer-based strategies for engineering immunity and tolerance.'

Library: This workshop will cover media bias, fact checkers, and publicly available information sources.

Invitation: Please join us as we discuss 'Religion in the News'. This weeks topic involves a discussion on freedom of speech and religion.

Arts and Culture: US Poet Laureate Ada Limón will give the English department's annual Baine Lecture for Scholars and Writers: 'What Poetry Can Do'

Study Abroad: Join us at the Student Union Ballroom on Wednesday from 10 - 2 to learn all about study abroad in the summer and fall!

Lectures: Frederick Gooding Jr. presents 'I Don't Wanna Say the Wrong Thing! How to Reconcile with Race in the Classroom'

Lectures: Panel discussing the effects of online conspiracy theories, deep fakes, and artificial intelligence on modern public discourse.

Library: This workshop will cover information literacy, critical thinking, fake news, and credibility.

Lectures: The film details how two formerly enslaved cousins bought 840 acres of swampland in the Mississippi Delta in 1887.

Campus News: On February 10-12, students may apply to any 2023 graduate program within the School of Education for FREE.

Campus News: On February 10-12, students may apply to any 2023 graduate program within the School of Education for FREE.

Campus News: On February 10-12, students may apply to any 2023 graduate program within the School of Education for FREE.

Library: This workshop will take place on Zoom and cover media bias, fact checkers, and publicly available information sources.

Library: This workshop will take place on Zoom, and cover information literacy, critical thinking, fake news, and credibility.

Lectures: Join us Monday 2/13 at 5:00 p.m. for 'Ötzi the Iceman: Forensic Science & Ancient Medicine in a Cold Case Murder.' See flier for details!

Ford Center: Step Afrika! blends dance styles practiced by historically African American fraternities and sororities with traditional African dances.

Lectures: Koji Motomura and Annette Trefzer present 'Great Fiction Needs More Than One Translation: Translating Welty's Delta Wedding into Japanese'

Arts and Culture: Talk and book signing for A Face from Uranus: Correspondence Between Tedd Burr and Henry Bellamann 1943-1945

Invitation: A student meet up for Multiracial, Biracial, Multiethnic, Mixed students at the University of Mississippi

Arts and Culture: Please join us as Dr. Anya Foxen discusses the western adaptation of ancient Indian yoga practices.

Brown Bag: Presented by LaToya Faulk, MFA (Writing and Rhetoric).

Library: Learn the basics of ArcGIS StoryMaps, a multimedia platform that will bring your geospatial research to life.

Lectures: Perla M. Guerrero presents her virtual SouthTalk 'Vietnamese, Cubans, and Mexicans in the South: An Intertwined History'

Arts and Culture: 'The Mystic, The Man: Who is James Meredith?' - Documentary Screening and Q&A with Dr. Judy Meredith

Brown Bag: Presented by LaToya Faulk, MFA (Writing and Rhetoric).

Arts and Culture: 'The Mystic, The Man: Who is James Meredith?' Black History Month Keynote featuring Dr. Judy Meredith

Arts and Culture: POLAROID STORIES runs February 17-26 in Meek Auditorium, with performances Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Arts and Culture: POLAROID STORIES runs February 17-26 in Meek Auditorium, with performances Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Arts and Culture: POLAROID STORIES runs February 17-26 in Meek Auditorium, with performances Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Arts and Culture: POLAROID STORIES runs February 17-26 in Meek Auditorium, with performances Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Arts and Culture: Please join us as we screen and discuss the movie 'No Greater Law'.

Arts and Culture: UM Music Dept. presents a Faculty Recital with Dr. Adam Estes, Dr. Nave Graham, Ms. Adrienne Park, and Dr. Michael Gardiner

Campus News: Peer Educators present in classes, table events and talk with the UM community to help raises awareness of the prevalence of sexual assault.

Campus News: Peer Educators present in classes, table events and talk with the UM community to help raises awareness of the prevalence of sexual assault.

Invitation: Native American Indigenous Student Association Spring Interest Meeting

Invitation: Just Conversations brings students together for a discussion of some current ethical issues.

Invitation: Science is fun at the Oxford Science Café! Join us for an exciting presentation by Dr. Jonah Jurss (University of Mississippi)

Arts and Culture: POLAROID STORIES runs February 17-26 in Meek Auditorium, with performances Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Invitation: A tabling fair for local non-profits and community organizations to share their work and volunteer opportunities with the UM community.

Lectures: W. Ralph Eubanks and Amirhea Bishop present 'Reconciliation: The University and the History of the Ole Miss 89.″

Campus News: Seeking a graduate assistantship? Attend the fair on Wed., Feb. 22 from noon - 4 pm to learn more about assistantships available on campus

Invitation: Living Learning Community will host an event on Protective Behavioral Strategies Regarding Alcohol Use - February 22 at 12pm in Garland 102.

Lectures: Medical Marijuana has come to MS. But what now? State health officer Dr. Dan Edney joins a panel of other interested parties to discuss.

Arts and Culture: POLAROID STORIES runs February 17-26 in Meek Auditorium, with performances Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Campus News: Prospective, current, and recently admitted graduate students seeking information about graduate degree opportunities invited to attend.

Arts and Culture: African American Studies and Gender Studies invite you to join us in celebration of 'Black History Month'

Invitation: TEDxUniversityofMississippi will hold its 8th Annual Event on February 23rd at 7 PM in the Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts.

Arts and Culture: POLAROID STORIES runs February 17-26 in Meek Auditorium, with performances Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Arts and Culture: Slade Trammell was one of the last pupils of the legendary American pianist Earl Wild. Join us for an evening of solo piano music including

Campus Recreation: The University of Mississippi is proud to host NIRSA's Regional Basketball Championship on February 24-26, 2023.  Register your team today!

Arts and Culture: POLAROID STORIES runs February 17-26 in Meek Auditorium, with performances Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Campus Recreation: The University of Mississippi is proud to host NIRSA's Regional Basketball Championship on February 24-26, 2023.  Register your team today!

Arts and Culture: POLAROID STORIES runs February 17-26 in Meek Auditorium, with performances Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Arts and Culture: POLAROID STORIES runs February 17-26 in Meek Auditorium, with performances Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Ford Center: Coupled with his gift for storytelling, the Texas-based musician fuses elements of country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel and blues.

Campus Recreation: The University of Mississippi is proud to host NIRSA's Regional Basketball Championship on February 24-26, 2023.  Register your team today!

Arts and Culture: POLAROID STORIES runs February 17-26 in Meek Auditorium, with performances Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Astronomy Open House: Astronomy open house in Kennon Observatory Feb. 26, Sunday, 6:15-7:30 pm. Moon, Uranus, Castor. Free.

Arts and Culture: 'Maintaining Integrity in Curatorial Art'

Arts and Culture: UM Music Dept. Guest Artist Recital Series presents Dr. Robert Young, saxophone with Prof. Adrienne Park, piano

Arts and Culture: UM Music Dept. Guest Artist Recital Series presents Dr. Robert Young, saxophone with Prof. Adrienne Park, piano

Lectures: Croft Institute Faculty Panel Discussion - Environments of Disaster and Health

Library: Tableau is an easy-to-use click, drag, and drop interactive data visualization software. In this workshop, participants will learn how to us

Campus News: Continue for Peer-Education Training Day 2

Arts and Culture: We're screening three influential films from the 90s in the CICCE this semester!

Lectures: Croft Institute Faculty Panel Discussion - Environments of Disaster and Health

Ford Center: R.E.S.P.E.C.T is an electrifying tribute celebrating the music of the legendary Aretha Franklin.

Invitation: Women in Leadership Graduate Student Organization presents 'PoliSHEd'- a one day event aimed at leadership and professionalism for women!

Library: This workshop will cover information literacy, critical thinking, fake news, and credibility.

Lectures: Join documentary editor Sarah Garrahan as she talks about strategies for editing documentary feature films.

Invitation: Please join us as Dr. Kopajtic presents and discusses her latest paper, 'Prying Eyes'

Lectures: Zoë Burkholder presents An African American Dilemma: A History of School Integration and Civil Rights in the North

FTDC: Increase accessibility and student engagement with course videos by learning how to use Panopto in your Blackboard course.

Library: This workshop will provide an intro to Gale's Digital Scholar Lab, an intuitive, cloud-based analysis tool that helps tell stories with data

Library: This workshop will provide an introduction to the intuitive, cloud-based analysis tool that helps tell impactful, visual stories with data.

Library: Pivot tables are a feature in Microsoft Excel that allow users to quickly summarize large tables of data and quickly extract useful info.

Lectures: Dr. Allison Daminger gives the Women's Empowerment & History Month Keynote

FTDC: Increase accessibility and student engagement with course videos by learning how to use Panopto in your Blackboard course.

Invitation: The University of Mississippi Museum opens its galleries for a free sketch session on the First Friday of each month.

Invitation: Join UM folks that are proud to call themselves feminists!

Arts and Culture: The UM Department of Music presents an afternoon faculty recital featuring trombone, tuba, flute, cello, tenor, clarinet, and piano.

Invitation: The SMB Honors College welcomes all to its second annual symposium, featuring honors students' capstone work from a variety of disciplines.

Invitation: The SMB Honors College welcomes all to its second annual symposium, featuring honors students' capstone work from a variety of disciplines.

Invitation: New Thoughts on Race, Antiracism, and the Dream of Beloved Community: a conversation with Erec Smith and Starlette Thomas

Invitation: There will be a career fair held in the Johnson Commons Ballroom today. We hope you can come by and speak with the agencies.

Invitation: Please join us as we have an informal discussion with Rev. Dr. Ayanna Watkins regarding interfaith social justice work.

Arts and Culture: Due to a scheduling conflict this event has been cancelled. We are working to reschedule this event later in the semester.

Arts and Culture: Due to a scheduling conflict this event has been cancelled. We are working to reschedule this event later in the semester.

Lectures: RSVP on ForUM by 2/21 for a chance to win a free copy of Diary of a Misfit!

Ford Center: The Aizuri Quartet has established a unique position within today's musical landscape.

Invitation: Join the Health and Human Sciences, Living and Learning Community on March 8 for Campus Safety and ways to stay safe on Spring Break.

Arts and Culture: String Trio Kaleidoscpopia comes to Ole Miss to work with our music students.

Arts and Culture: String trio Kaleidoscopia comes to Ole Miss and gives a special guest artist recital as part of their residency.

Library: Participate in helping the UM Library transcribe the 1,418 letters James Meredith received during the integration process.

Library: Compare online sources to critically evaluate helpful informationabout jobs, cost of living, and places you want to live after you graduate.

Academics: Sarahtalk presented by Elizabeth Venell, Ph.D. (Gender Studies)

Arts and Culture: Concert Singers, Women's Glee, and Men's Glee present a spring choral concert at North Oxford Baptist Church.

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is March 19th. Hurry up and register. There are exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Academics: Join this online information session to learn more about the law school admissions process with the Pre-Law Advising Office.

Arts and Culture: A Dialogue and Conversation on Civic Engagement and Discourse

Arts and Culture: Mezzo Soprano Katherine Hovan will give a graduate recital for her Master of Music degree.

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Lectures: Croft Institute Faculty Panel Discussion - Global Citizenship in an Age of Migration

Invitation: Science is fun at the Oxford Science Café! Join us for an exciting presentation by Dr. Umberto Tamponi (INFN-Torino and UM)

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Library: 50+ cookbooks and recipes from the archives dating from the 18th through the 21st centuries will be available to browse and photograph.

Lectures: 'Truman Capote, Ellen DeGeneres, and Miley Cyrus: Southern Stars and the South's Queer Myths' presented by Tison Pugh

Conferences: Conference Schedule now available!

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Invitation: Come discuss the Jackson Water Crisis with experts, residents, and other students on Wednesday, March 22 from 5:30-7:00PM in Bishop 209.

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Library: 50+ cookbooks and recipes from the archives dating from the 18th through the 21st centuries will be available to browse and photograph.

Library: Participants will learn about specific cases of famous frauds of the past and learn about best practices to avoid academic fraud.

Conferences: Conference Schedule now available!

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Library: In this four-part series, participants will learn how to use Gale's Digital Scholar Lab's text mining and analysis tools.

Lectures: Finding Mary Jones in New Orleans: Unfinishing Black Trans History

Arts and Culture: Trombonist Orel Lee will give a graduate recital for his Master of Music degree.

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Lectures: The 2023 lecture will feature speaker Dr. Lemry 'Al' Carter, executive director and CEO of the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy.

Conferences: Conference Schedule now available!

Lectures: The Black Death was the worst pandemic in recorded history. How did medieval writers portray it in literature?

Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!

Lectures: Join us for a talk entitled 'Cruelty and Consanguinity: Views of Ancient Roman Slavery in the Antebellum South.'

Ford Center: The STARS have aligned to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts!

Arts and Culture: The Mockingbird Early Music Ensemble celebrates the arrival of spring, the birth of Johann Sebastian Bach, and the Bahá'í new year.

Invitation: Come and witness the stellar astronomy-themed artwork by our contestants and meet the winners. Everyone is welcome!

Astronomy Open House: Astronomy open house in Kennon Observatory Mar. 26, Sunday, 7:30-8:30 pm. Moon, Castor. Free, families welcome. Astronomy 'Art Contest'.

Arts and Culture: Mezzo soprano Christine Powell will give a graduate recital for her Master of Music degree.

Lectures: Chuck Huber from Stata Corp will give a workshop titled 'Take Your Statistics to the Next Level: Four Types of Situations Using Stata.'

Library: Learn how to create scatterplots, stacked barplots, and boxplots using the ggplot2 package. Familiarity with R is helpful, but not required.

Library: In this critical thinking skill-building workshop, you will learn about fact finding, misinformation, and media bias in true crime research.

Arts and Culture: We're screening three influential films from the 90s in the CICCE this semester! Next up is 'The Watermelon Woman' (1996).

Invitation: Exclusive Advanced Screening and Panel Discussion – March 28, 2023 at 6:30pm in the Ford Center.

Arts and Culture: The Mississippians and the Collegians present their Jazz Combos at Proud Larry's.

Conferences: Oxford Conference for the Book returns as an in person event March 29-31. Free and open to the public.

Lectures: Guest Lecture, Dr. Beth Choate: 'Leading Sustainability Efforts on My Campus and In My Community to Achieve Carbon Neutrality'

Invitation: QPOC Meeting

Lectures: Guest Lecture, Dr. Beth Choate: 'Leading Sustainability Efforts on My Campus and In My Community to Achieve Carbon Neutrality'

Conferences: Oxford Conference for the Book returns as an in person event March 29-31. Free and open to the public.

Library: Tableau is an easy-to-use click, drag, and drop interactive data visualization software. In this workshop, participants will learn how to us

Library: In this four-part series, participants will learn how to use Gale's Digital Scholar Lab's text mining and analysis tools.

Conferences: Hear from senior marketing and communications executives from Amazon, St. Jude. Boeing, UPS, and many more well known companies.

Arts and Culture: Please join us as we screen and discuss the movie 'Lourdes'

Ford Center: Set sail with this classic comedy that boasts one of the most famous patter songs in musical theatre history.

Conferences: Oxford Conference for the Book returns as an in person event March 29-31. Free and open to the public.

Conferences: Hear from senior marketing and communications executives from Amazon, St. Jude. Boeing, UPS, and many more well known companies.

Conferences: Celebrating Diversity in Sisterhood

Arts and Culture: Soprano Bonita Bunt & Pianist Amanda Johnston present a UM Music Faculty Recital

Invitation: Families with babies and toddlers, join the University Museum Museum Stroller Tour- Buie Babies: Pop Art Baby!

Library: Familiarity with R is helpful, but not required.

Arts and Culture: Please join us as we explore how Henna has been used in medicine and adornment throughout history.

Arts and Culture: The LOU Symphony presents a concert in the Ford Center for the Performing Arts.

Invitation: Join us as we discuss the many religious holidays that celebrate 'Spring' (between March and May).

Invitation: he Clothesline Project is an interactive visual exhibit created to bring awareness to the issue of sexual violence.

Arts and Culture: Saxophonist Allister Frankle will give a graduate recital for their Master of Music degree.

Lectures: 'Civil War Memory and the History of Homosexuality' presented by Andrew Donnelly

Campus Recreation: Group Fitness Free Class: Glow Cardio Dance: April 5th | 7 pm

Arts and Culture: Bassoonist Susanna Whitney, Oboist Austin Smith, and Pianist Adrienne Park present a UM Music Faculty Recital.

Library: In this four-part series, participants will learn how to use Gale's Digital Scholar Lab's text mining and analysis tools.

Brown Bag: Exploring the Impact of Pregnancy Loss During Adolescence on Maladaptive Coping

Library: Learn the basics of Zotero and how a citation manager can assist with all levels of research.

Library: This session will provide an introduction to using pivot tables in Microsoft Excel.

Campus News: Annual Take Back the Night event to take place on the Ole Miss Student Union Plaza at 5:30 pm on Tuesday, April 11.

Invitation: Join us as we continue to march forward into the future, committed to ending sexual violence for all people.

Invitation: Science is fun at the Oxford Science Café! Join us for an exciting presentation by Dr. Javier González Maeso (Virginia Commonwealth Uni.)

Arts and Culture: The Percussion Ensemble & Steel Band present a concert in the Band Hall.

Invitation: Learn more about the process of applying for a Staff Creative Residency at this info session.

Arts and Culture: Tubist Øystein Baadsvik will give a Guest Recital.

Library: This session will provide an introduction to using pivot tables in Microsoft Excel.

Library: Expand your knowledge of Zotero by learning about the advanced features of the platform and developing organizational strategies.

Library: Participate in helping the UM Library transcribe the 1,418 letters James Meredith received during the integration process.

Library: Archives & Special Collections is hosting a panel to honor the re-issue of Mississippi author Hubert Creekmore's seminal work The Welcome

Sustainability: Celebrate Earth Month by diverting your glass bottles and jars from landfill! Please rinse and sort by color. In competition with MSU.

Library: In this four-part series, participants will learn how to use Gale's Digital Scholar Lab's text mining and analysis tools.

Lectures: Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month 

Arts and Culture: The Mississippians Jazz Ensemble present a concert in Nutt Auditorium.

Invitation: Friday, April 14th at 8am at The Country Club of Oxford

Arts and Culture: Percussionist Chloe King will give a Senior Recital.

Invitation: Brewed Fresh from the Makers of the Sister2Sister Leadership Retreat: Come Enjoy Community and Conversation!

Arts and Culture: The OMADDE present a concert on Nutt Auditorium.

Lectures: Guest lecture by Dr. Kenneth Habib

Lectures: John Stinneford will deliver a lecture, 'Originalism in Practice: the Eighth Amendment as an Example.' April 18, 4pm, Law School Rm 1078

Academics: Attend this student panel were students who are currently pass the Law School Admissions process will share their experiences and insights.

Lectures: Pulitzer-winner Fred Anklam joins MS Today's Anna Wolfe & Adam Ganucheau in a multi-generational discussion of public service journalism.

Arts and Culture: Join us, as we host a Zoom meeting with Dr. Jean Derricotte-Murphy of Historic New Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Detroit, MI

Invitation: Science is fun at the Oxford Science Café! Join us for an exciting presentation by Dr. Kristin Lewis (AAAS).

Arts and Culture: Theatre & Film at UM's production of the classic musical Little Shop of Horrors runs April 18-21 in Fulton Chapel.

Arts and Culture: The Collegians Jazz Ensemble present a concert in Nutt Auditorium.

Arts and Culture: Guest Artist Glen Ballard presents a master class.

Invitation: UM honors students and Oxford High School students will showcase their artwork.

Arts and Culture: Grammy Award winning artist, Glen Ballard, to appear on The LMR Live Show.

Arts and Culture: Theatre & Film at UM's production of the classic musical Little Shop of Horrors runs April 18-21 in Fulton Chapel.

Arts and Culture: Violinist Rose DioLallevi will give a graduate recital for their Master of Music degree.

Library: Come browse recipes from the Archives collection. Students from History 492 'Food: A Global History' will speak briefly from 11:30 to noon.

Brown Bag: Melanie Ho will be screening her film, 'what we don't talk about'

Arts and Culture: Theatre & Film at UM's production of the classic musical Little Shop of Horrors runs April 18-21 in Fulton Chapel.

Arts and Culture: Glen Ballard is honored as the 2023 recipient of the Medal for the Arts - Produced by the Living Music Resource.

Arts and Culture: Guest Artist Glen Ballard presents an Artist Session.

Arts and Culture: Come to Bryant Hall for Greek and Latin lit reading on open mic, Mediterranean nibbles, and Rome's birthday cake!

Arts and Culture: Violinist Olivia Coyne presents a graduate recital for their Master in Music degree.

Arts and Culture: Theatre & Film at UM's production of the classic musical Little Shop of Horrors runs April 18-21 in Fulton Chapel.

Arts and Culture: Pianist Queenie Tran will give a recital for their Bachelor in Music Education degree.

Arts and Culture: The Low Brass Ensemble presents a concert in Nutt Auditorium.

Library: Archives staff will be available to answer your questions about preserving your family scrapbooks, photo albums, or videos.

Academics: Want to learn more about Ecology Careers? Come join a discussion with Dr. Zanethia Barnett, US Forest Service, and get free pizza!

Lectures: 'Race and the College Mobility Trap' presented by Ryan Parsons

Library: Meet at Starbucks at the Library's East entrance to take a 45-minute tour of the J.D. Williams Library

Arts and Culture: Pianist Saviour Sallah will give a graduate recital for their Master of Music degree.

Invitation: Free Nutrition Counseling Session for faculty and staff! April 27th and 28th at South Oxford Center 1350.

Library: In this workshop, we will discuss recent book bans in the South and use online resources to find information about challenged books.

Sustainability: Join us to mark UM as a certified Tree Campus! Free tote bags or lunch boxes to the first ten attendees. Lemonade and coffee also provided.

Library: Learn about all of the interactive equipment and technology we have for you in the IDEALab, our makerspace.

Invitation: Free Nutrition Counseling Session for faculty and staff! April 27th and 28th at South Oxford Center 1350.

Arts and Culture: UM Opera Theatre in collaboration with the LOU Symphony orchestra present Handel's baroque opera Alcina in the Gertrude C. Ford Center.

Invitation: The Medieval Studies minor will screen Medieval (2022), a film about Jan Zizka (1360-1424), the Czech general and military strategist.

Arts and Culture: UM Opera Theatre in collaboration with the LOU Symphony orchestra present Handel's baroque opera Alcina in the Gertrude C. Ford Center.

Astronomy Open House: Astronomy open house in Kennon Observatory Apr. 30, Sunday, 8:00-9:00 pm. Moon, Venus. Free.

Invitation: Learn about the physics of our Universe through fun demos. This event is free and everybody is welcome.

Arts and Culture: Master of Music student, Carley Wilemon, presents a Choral Conducting graduate recital in Paris-Yates Chapel featuring UM Concert Singers.

Arts and Culture: Carley Wilemon will conduct the UM Concert Singers in her graduate conducting recital featuring works with instruments and unaccompanied.

Human Resources: Join the Better Back Challenge & learn stretches/exercises to keep your back healthy. Complete 4-week challenge to enter prize drawing!

Arts and Culture: Performance by the University Chorus of '...And Justice for All' by Kyle Pederson as part of the 60th Anniversary of Integration/Ole Miss.

Invitation: Celebrate the achievements and contributions of UM's LGBTQIA+ graduates. All are welcome.

Invitation: The University of Mississippi Museum opens its galleries for a free sketch session on the First Friday of each month.

Invitation: The Spring Documentary Showcase is a celebration of the work by Southern Studies documentary students.

Arts and Culture: Come and celebrate the musical career of one of our beloved music faculty, David Willson in the Ford Center for the Performing Arts.

Arts and Culture: Clarinetist Allana Hamblin will give a recital for their Bachelor in Music Education degree.

Arts and Culture: MM in Collaborative Piano degree recital featuring pianist Lien Nguyen.

Arts and Culture: Come sit back and relax during finals week to enjoy a faculty recital featuring Dr. Bunt (Soprano) and Professor Johnston (Piano).

Lectures: Colloquium by Dr Basit Bilal Koshul (Lahore University of Management Sciences) on 'Does Science Need Philosophy?'

Library: Come browse recipes from the Archives collection and bring one of your own to add to our digital cookbook.

Arts and Culture: World Championship Old-Time Piano Playing Contest & Festival, featuring Ragtime, Traditional Jazz, Blues, Boogie, and Honky-Tonk

Arts and Culture: Join us for a presentation by UM Blues Curator Greg Johnson as he delves into Mississippi's rich musical past. Admission $10

Arts and Culture: Contest coordinator and former world champion William McNally describes the process of composing an authentic ragtime composition in advance

Arts and Culture: Aspiring composers premiere their new ragtime compositions for the audience with William McNally hosting. $15 admission

Arts and Culture: Contestants will 'tune up' with some of their selections at the outdoors Pavilion. Food truck and bar available on site. $10

Arts and Culture: Pianists under 18 years-of-age compete for cash prizes and medallions. Emceed by Ted Lemen and Adam Swanson.

Arts and Culture: Join four-time champion Adam Swanson as he accompanies along with a couple of old-time silent film classics. Box lunch and drinks served.

Arts and Culture: World Championship Old-Time Piano Playing Contest & Festival, featuring Ragtime, Traditional Jazz, Blues, Boogie, and Honky-Tonk

Arts and Culture: Join us for the 2023 Preliminary Round with emcees Ted Lemen and Adam Swanson. Contestants from across the U.S. compete to advance.

Arts and Culture: Guests and contestants perform throughout the evening and Ted Lemen leads the crowd in a sing-along of all the old classics. Food and bar.

Arts and Culture: Four-time champion Adam Swanson gives some pointers to a few of the Junior competitors and gives comments on how they can improve.

Arts and Culture: World Championship Old-Time Piano Playing Contest & Festival, featuring Ragtime, Traditional Jazz, Blues, Boogie, and Honky-Tonk

Arts and Culture: The Senior and Regular Division Champions will be crowned this afternoon. Are they saving their best for last? The only way to find out is t

Arts and Culture: The closing night features Perf. Bill Edwards leading the crowd in a rousing rendition of patriotic tunes plus piano performances.

Astronomy Open House: Astronomy open house in Kennon Observatory May. 28, Sunday, 8:30-9:30 pm. Moon, Venus. Free.

Invitation: Former students, colleagues, Center supporters, and community members are invited to celebrate Ted Ownby's retirement June 11.

Invitation: The university community is invited to a retirement reception honoring multiple individuals in Facilities Management on June 14.

Invitation: Learn about the basic building blocks of matter and investigate real data from particle physics experiments in a day of exploration and fun!

Invitation: The Office of the Provost invites you to a retirement reception honoring Ginger Harrell on Thursday, June 22.

Invitation: An event at the student union in Jackson to celebrate the retirement of Dr. Leigh Ann Ross.

Invitation: IT Telecommunications invites you to a retirement reception honoring Wanda Leopard. Thurs. June 29, 2-4:00 pm, Johnson Commons Banquet Room.

Ford Center: There's trouble in River City when a fast-talking salesman gets his heart stolen by the town librarian.

Ford Center: There's trouble in River City when a fast-talking salesman gets his heart stolen by the town librarian.

Invitation: Come learn the basics of Hnefatafl, also known as 'Viking Chess.' Stay for the film at 8! Hosted by the medieval studies minor.

Invitation: The Medieval Studies minor is hosting a film series, themed around love and romance.

Invitation: Learn about the basic building blocks of matter and investigate real data from particle physics experiments in a day of exploration and fun!

Invitation: Learn about the basic building blocks of matter and investigate real data from particle physics experiments in a day of exploration and fun!

Invitation: Come learn the basics of Hnefatafl (i.e. Viking Chess).

Invitation: The Medieval Studies minor hosts a film series: 'Summer of Medieval Love'

Lectures: E. Patrick Johnson will give the third annual Ann J. Abadie Lecture in Southern Studies as part of the Faulkner & Yoknapatawpha Conference.

Invitation: Free 2 Day training where participants become Missouri Community Action Poverty Simulation Facilitators.

Human Resources: Featuring 8 prominent leaders who share from their field of expertise how leaders can develop higher Human Intelligence. Learn more!

Invitation: Free 2 Day training where participants become Missouri Community Action Poverty Simulation Facilitators.

Invitation: Join us for an all ages University of Mississippi Museum Open House on Tuesday, August 1st, 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.

Invitation: The University of Mississippi Museum opens its galleries for a free sketch session on the First Friday of each month.

Invitation: Come learn the basics of Hnefatafl, a. k. a. 'Viking Chess.' Hosted by the minor in Medieval Studies.

Invitation: The Medieval Studies minor will host 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail,' the final film in our 'Summer of Medieval Love Movies' series.

Invitation: On the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month beginning August 10th/24th at 1:00, the group provides a safe and welcoming space to process loss.

Invitation: Days of Champions event for students - DJ, mini golf, inflatables, giveaways, food trucks, games & more!

Invitation: UM GSC back-to-school event for all graduate students at Funkys on Tuesday, August 22, 6-8 PM, free pizza. See you there!

Invitation: This movie night features two short films by SFA filmmaker Zaire Love that highlight the joy of Black men in the South.

Invitation: All welcome to come cool off with some popsicles and community!

Invitation: Every two Wednesdays, we meet for an hour to carry conversations in Spanish. Open to everyone in the Oxford community.

Library: Join UM Library & the Division of Diversity & Community Engagement for dinner in the library to learn more about the Pass It On! initiative.

Career Center: On-Campus Career Fair is now open for all departments interested in hiring student workers. The fair will be held on August 24th.

Invitation: Looking for part-time student workers in your department? Registration closes soon for the On-Campus Student Employment Fair.

Invitation: Register for this LGBTQIA+ community event!

Astronomy Open House: Astronomy open house in Kennon Observatory Aug. 27, Sunday, 8:00-9:30 pm. Moon, double stars, perhaps Saturn. Free.

Astronomy Open House: Astronomy open house in Kennon Observatory Aug. 27, Sunday, 8:00-9:30 pm. Moon, double stars, perhaps Saturn. Free.

Invitation: 'El Cafe de los Lunes' is back at the Honors College! Join our time for casual conversation in Spanish

Invitation: Come learn about a new workshop series with the CICCE and Speaking Center!

Library: A conversation with Donna Battle Pierce and Valerie Erwin. This webinar is hosted by UM Libraries and the Free Library of Philadelphia.

Invitation: We invite you to join us on Tuesday, August 29th 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. to celebrate you, our Museum Members and Supporters!

Community Service: Want to be a volunteer usher at the Ford Center? You can be a key component of our events! Ushers can watch for free the events they work.

Library: Learn how to use credible sources to debunk popular health videos that have gone viral on social media.

Invitation: Ivrit beyachad, a Hebrew conversation group, meets every two Wednesdays at Heartbreak Coffee. Open to all levels.

Library: Participants will learn how to thoughtfully evaluate journals and conferences and detect those employing predatory practices.

Lectures: Prof. Neil Rogachevsky discusses the history and political theory of Israel's founding moment.

Invitation: The University of Mississippi Museum opens its galleries for a free sketch session on the First Friday of each month.

Library: Participants will learn how to create an account, add, organize, and export citations, as well as manage storage.

Arts and Culture: First Tuesday Luncheon where we discuss a recent 'religion in the news' item. Lunch provided!

Library: Learn how ChatGPT's ability to interact with humans makes it a great tool for helping users overcome 'stuck places' using Microsoft Excel

Study Abroad: Stop by to learn about study abroad opportunities!

Library: Tableau is an easy-to-use data visualization software. In this workshop, participants will learn how to use it to visualize data.

Lectures: David McRaney presents 'How I Changed My Mind about How Minds Change'

Invitation: Every two Wednesdays, we meet for an hour to carry conversations in Spanish. Open to everyone in the Oxford community.

Library: Workshop that will help users get the most out of using Zotero and go beyond the basic functionality of the platform.

Arts and Culture: Dr. Sinnreich will discuss her new book 'The Atrocity of Hunger: Starvation in the Warsaw, Lodz and Krakow Ghettos During World War II'

Library: Participants will learn how to create an account, add, organize, and export citations, as well as manage storage.

Invitation: 'El Cafe de los Lunes' is back at the Honors College! Join our time for casual conversation in Spanish

Career Center: Need to take your federal resume to the next level or need help with USA Jobs? Plan to attend our workshop on September 12th at noon.

Library: Help the University Library transcribe one of the 1,418 letters James Meredith received during his time at UM.

Library: Workshop that will help users get the most out of using Zotero and go beyond the basic functionality of the platform.

Lectures: Jessica Taylor presents 'Running Away from Early America'

Invitation: Ivrit beyachad, a Hebrew conversation group, meets every two Wednesdays at Heartbreak Coffee. Open to all levels.

Invitation: Learn tips and strategies for your internship search; and get connected to campus resources to help you find your ultimate internship.

Invitation: On the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month at 1:00 (Sept 14 & 28), the group provides a safe and welcoming space to process loss.

Lectures: A panel of distinguished civil rights attorneys David Bernstein, Gail Heriot, and Peter Kirsanow moderated by UM Prof. Christopher Green.

Campus News: From the battlefield to natural disasters. From mass violence to epidemics. Hear from leaders who have navigated crises on Sept. 14 at 6 pm.

Campus News: Thank you to all who ran in GSC Senate Elections! Runoffs take place today (9/15) from 7 AM to 7 PM. Vote now!

Invitation: 'El Cafe de los Lunes' is back at the Honors College! Join our time for casual conversation in Spanish

Arts and Culture: Join us for stories - AND TASTES - of traditional Jewish Food Rituals as we continue our semester long look at Religion and Food!

Invitation: Seeking speakers for an event on October 11!

Campus News: APhA-ASP's Operation Immunization offers flu shots for UM students and employees.

Invitation: The Dept. of Physics and Astronomy hosts Dr Ranganathan Gopalakrishnan from the Dept. of Mech. Engineering at the University of Memphis.

Academics: Join to learn more about the law school admissions process with the Pre-Law Advising Office, next Tuesday, Sept. 19th!

Lectures: 'The Devil Was Turned Loose: African Americans in the War against Reconstruction' the 2023 Gilder-Jordan Lecture

Invitation: Science is fun at the Oxford Science Café! Join us for an exciting presentation by Dr. Nicholas MacDonald (University of Mississippi)

Campus News: APhA-ASP is offering flu shots to faculty, staff, and students.

Study Abroad: Come by The Circle between 10am-2pm to meet with UM Faculty members leading upcoming Winter and Spring Break study abroad opportunities!

Lectures: T. Harlan Bozeman presents (Un)Known Legacies

Invitation: Every two Wednesdays, we meet for an hour to carry conversations in Spanish. Open to everyone in the Oxford community.

Arts and Culture: Dr. Roosevelt Montás speaks on his relationship to the Classics.

Library: This workshop will provide: a top-level overview of data management plans & a walkthrough of DMPTool

Invitation: Parents and toddlers alike enjoy these drop-in art classes designed for the youngest budding artists.

Ford Center: A LIVE ROCK & ROLL CELEBRATION OF THE GREATEST PIANO ICONS IN MUSIC

Campus News: On September 22-24, the School of Education will be hosting Free Application Weekend for all graduate programs with a 2024 admission cycle!

Brown Bag: Lunch is provided for this free workshop on the ethics of employee surveillance.

Library: Talk presented by the Department of English. Co-sponsored by the Center for the Study of Southern Culture and the Sarah Isom Center.

Campus News: On September 22-24, the School of Education will be hosting Free Application Weekend for all graduate programs with a 2024 admission cycle!

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

Campus News: On September 22-24, the School of Education will be hosting Free Application Weekend for all graduate programs with a 2024 admission cycle!

Invitation: This Astronomy Outreach talk is aimed at a general audience including children. Let's learn about the physics behind eclipses.

Astronomy Open House: Astronomy open house in Kennon Observatory Sept. 24, Sunday, 7:30-10:00 pm. Moon, double stars, Saturn, perhaps Jupiter. Free.

Invitation: 'El Cafe de los Lunes' is back at the Honors College! Join our time for casual conversation in Spanish

Lectures: Join us as we honor Dr. Jeanette Jennings with Ms. Susan Burton as the guest speaker for the AAS Dr. Jeanette Jennings Lecture Series 2023

Library: This session will provide an introduction to using pivot tables in Microsoft Excel. Basic proficiency with Microsoft Excel will be helpful.

Lectures: Join us as we honor Dr. Jeanette Jennings with Ms. Susan Burton as the guest speaker for the AAS Dr. Jeanette Jennings Lecture Series 2023

Invitation: The SMBHC welcomes keynote speaker Heather McTeer Toney to the Ford Center stage.

Library: This workshop provides an overview of conducting a systematic review and how the new UM Libraries Systematic Review Team can offer support.

Invitation: Ivrit beyachad, a Hebrew conversation group, meets every two Wednesdays at Heartbreak Coffee. Open to all levels.

Invitation: On the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month at 1:00, the group provides a safe and welcoming space for UM Employees to process loss.

Lectures: Julius Fleming Jr. presents ''Go Slow, Now': The Free Southern Theater, Civil Rights, and the Racial Project of Black Patience'

Arts and Culture: We will watch the movie/musical 'In the Heights' in the Turner Center Auditorium 205, on Thursday, September 28, at 5:30 p.m.

Invitation: Please join us in The Grove (9/30) at the Graduate Student Council (GSC) tailgate! We'll have Moe's BBQ while supplies last.