E. Robinson McGraw OXFORD, Miss. – Renasant Bank has committed $100,000 to create a new type of scholarship and to provide other support for the School of Business Administration at the University of Mississippi. “Renasant Bank is proud to support the University of Mississippi through the Ole Miss First scholarship fund and the Renasant BankRead the story …
Accountancy Faculty Couple Co-chair Program for AAA Annual Meeting
OXFORD, Miss. – Two University of Mississippi accountancy professors are preparing to see the fruits of their labor after months of work as program co-chairs for the American Accounting Association’s annual meeting, scheduled Aug. 3-6 in Anaheim, Calif.
Recent Printmaking Graduates Display Work at Memphis College of Art Thursday-Saturday
{gallery}07-2008/printmaking{/gallery} Click image for more photos OXFORD, Miss. – The 2008 University of Mississippi Printmakers, a group of six recent art department graduates, presents selections of their work this week at the Memphis College of Art. The show, “Oh Lord, Won’t You Send me a Sign,” is displayed in MCA’s “on the street” gallery atRead the story …
Letters Provide Insight into Faulkner’s Creative Process for ‘A Fable’
Correspondence added to university’s extensive Faulkner Collection OXFORD, Miss. – A significant addition to the William Faulkner Collection at the University of Mississippi was announced Wednesday evening on the grounds of the Nobel laureate’s home, Rowan Oak, during the 35th annual Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha Conference. The acquisition comprises letters that resulted from a meeting inRead the story …
Southern Culture, Landscapes and the Klan: Christenberry’s Art Exhibition Features All
Click image for more photos {gallery}07-2008/christenberry{/gallery} OXFORD, Miss. – For several reasons, “Site/Possession” by William Christenberry has to be one of the most notable art exhibits to be displayed at the University of Mississippi Museum. The show, which comprises 65 works of art, runs through Sept. 20 in the lower level Skipwith Gallery and theRead the story …
Mississippi Innocence Project Receives Grant from State Bar Association
OXFORD, Miss. – A $75,000 grant from the Mississippi Bar Foundation will expand programs for the Mississippi Innocence Project at the University of Mississippi School of Law. The grant is to be used to expand many already existing programs at the Mississippi Innocence Project’s offices, said Tucker Carrington, the project’s director. Primarily the funding willRead the story …
Ecology Camp Expands, Continues to Educate Youngsters on Wildlife and the Environment
A participant at Ecology Day Camp checks her net for bug samples. UM photo by Michelle Edwards. OXFORD, Miss. – Things are really buzzing this summer at the University of Mississippi Field Station, and it’s not just the mosquitoes. During five weekly sessions this summer, the Field Station hosted Ecology Day Camp for kids inRead the story …
MBA Program Brings in Alumni Support with Mentorship Program
OXFORD, Miss. – Making strong connections is crucial for business professionals. The University of Mississippi MBA program is making those connections early with a new mentorship program that brings MBA alumni and business graduate students together. The program developed from an alumni board meeting last year. Although the program is optional, 100 percent of thisRead the story …
UM Retiree, Daughter Make Building Medical Center in Togo a Family Affair
University of Mississippi student Zack Brent of Oxford (white shirt) assists Dr. James Speck, staff physician at Student Health Services, and nurse Lisa Bishop as they care for a Togolese man during a recent medical mission trip to the West African country. UM is partnering with a humanitarian relief agency to build a medical andRead the story …
Students Volunteer Time and Services to Children in Belize
{gallery}belize{/gallery} Click image for more photos OXFORD, Miss. – Ambergris Caye is a South American paradise for tourists, but for five University of Mississippi students and a professor, a Study Abroad trip to the small island off the coast of Belize proved to be a life-changing and eye-opening experience. And it wasn’t the clear, blueRead the story …