Fans fill the Square for the return of Ole Miss basketball's Square Jam Friday night.
Mahmoud ElSohly, UM research professor in the National Center for Natural Products Research and professor of pharmaceutics, answers questions from the audience after giving the keynote speech during the Waller Lecture.
Students sample tasty, local treats on campus during the annual Food Day Festival and Farmers Market, hosted by UM's Office of Sustainability.
Students ride through the annual Food Day Festival and Farmers Market on Business Row.
Ole Miss students help spruce up the Art House in New Albany during M Partner Community Day.
Global Health: Food Security and Nutrition in Ethiopia
Students: Do you still need a fit sticker? Purchase yours today through November 30 for the discounted price of $10!
Faculty/Staff: Do you still need a RebelWell sticker? Purchase yours today through December 14 for the discounted price of $20!
Public Lecture on Global Africa: 'Digital Humanities and Biographical Research on Slavery,' Thursday, 8 November 2018, Rm. 209 Bryant Hall,
Join Alexander Bernstein, guest conductors and soloists, the Bernstein Festival Orchestra, and the UM Chorus for an unforgettable night.
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Follow these essential tips to help protect yourself from cyber threats.
Join us for free workshops in the IDEAlab (located on the 1st Floor of the J.D. Williams Library). Registration required.
Wednesday, October 31st 12noon-4:00pm in the IDEAlab on the 1st Floor of the JD Williams Library.
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Follow these essential tips to help protect yourself from cyber threats.
Volunteer with the UM Compost Program at the Sift-A-Thon! Win prizes, learn about compost, and more. Sign up using the linked form.
EL 200 is designed to teach fundamental outdoor leadership techniques, history, and ethics via discussions and experiential learning.
Experience the range and capacity of the biggest horns during this hour-long, family-friendly concert Saturday, October 27th at 3pm.
Join the boos and ghouls from the Department of Physics and Astronomy in Lewis Hall for our annual Spooky Physics Night!
Join us for Open Access Week October 22-26. Learn more about Open Access and why the Libraries are supporting it.
Calling all graduate students! Need help with your research? Feeling stressed? Attend our Grad Student Boot Camp Oct. 25-26
Drop in to Bryant Hall for archaeological demos and hands-on activities in celebration of National Archaeology Day! See event for details.
Speech 210 (1 credit hour online) offers intensive training for job interviews during First Spring and Full Spring 2019.
Come get the latest dirt on the archaeological fieldwork and research of UM faculty and students-- see event posting and flier for details!
Join us in the JD Williams Library classrooms (106D-E) for 3 weeks of Library Research Workshops in the Humanities, Social Sciences, & STEM.
1PM - Faulkner Room - JD Williams Library Join us for Open Access Week and learn more about eGrove, the institutional repository.
This Library Workshop for Honors College students focuses on aiding those students who are focusing on STEM-related majors or research.
Curator Daniel J. Sander, Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, Virtual Visiting Artist Program. Please click for more information.
Propose a project to the UM Green Fund by Nov. 5 & you could receive funding! All students, employees, classes & campus orgs eligible.
1 PM - 106D - 1st fl - JD Williams Library An informational session to introduce the concept of open access.
LMR Live interviews jazz, gospel, and blues performer/composer Effie Burt.
Join us at the Oxford Depot this Wed., Oct. 24, at noon as Greg Pinion shows us how to plant our fall containers. Still time to register!
Join us in Meek Auditorium Monday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. for a staged reading of Faulkner's play The Marionettes. Reception to follow.
Develop the skills to help an adult, child, or infant who is not breathing or whose heart has stopped. New CAB and AED training included.
48 photos: Shiza Shahid delivers the keynote address during the REDe Entrepreneurship Summit at Ole Miss on Thursday.
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