Musical theatre students Nina Cole of Collierville, Tenn., Sara Musselman of New Orleans and Mary Kathryn Sanford of Starkville perform a scene from ‘Too Many Sopranos.’ UM photo by Kevin Bain. OXFORD, Miss. – If laughter is the best medicine, then be prepared to laugh yourself healthy at the University of Mississippi Opera Theatre’sRead the story …
Opera Theatre Ensemble Presents Two Comic Operas, ‘Too Many Sopranos’ and ‘La Perichole,’ April 11-1
Media Advisory: University Officials Confirm Details of On-Campus Altercation
University of Mississippi officials have confirmed the following details concerning an on-campus incident earlier today: A 19-year-old UM freshman, Marisha Porter of Columbus, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault after an incident involving at least six students at approximately 11:30 a.m. in the Circle. Three female students were treated for lacerations and releasedRead the story …
Ole Miss Aquatics Offers Lifeguard Certification Course
OXFORD, Miss. – The University of Mississippi Department of Aquatics is offering UM students and area residents a chance to become lifeguards with its Red Cross-certification class, scheduled the last two weekends in April at the Turner Center.
African Drum and Dance Ensemble Presents Annual Spring Concert April 15
OXFORD, Miss. – The African Drum and Dance Ensemble at the University of Mississippi presents its annual spring concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday (April 15) in Nutt Auditorium.
Time’s Managing Editor to Deliver Bullion Lecture April 21
Richard Stengel OXFORD, Miss. – Richard Stengel, managing editor of Time, delivers the third annual Stuart J. Bullion Lecture in Journalism April 21 at the University of Mississippi.
Niemeyer Named to Lead Fledgling UM-Grenada Program
Ryan Niemeyer OXFORD, Miss. – Ryan Niemeyer has come a long way from his days working on his family’s dairy farm near Lumberton. Recently named director of the University of Mississippi’s Grenada site, Niemeyer joked that, if nothing else, his upbringing helped him realize the value of higher education.
History Professor Chosen for Fellowship With National Humanities Center
Elizabeth Payne OXFORD, Miss. – Despite an impressive collection of accolades and awards amassed over a 40-year career in academia, Elizabeth Payne thinks about what she’ll be doing this fall and gets excited like a first-grader anticipating the first day of school.
American University of Iraq Chancellor to Visit, Hold Public Discussions April 10
Owen Cargol OXFORD, Miss. – The chancellor of the American University of Iraq-Sulaimani visits the University of Mississippi Thursday (April 10).
Residence Halls Get Fire Safety, Security Enhancements
OXFORD, Miss. – University of Mississippi officials are taking steps to enhance safety across campus, including the addition of a new television channel to notify students in an emergency, installation of fire sprinklers in more residence halls and increased use of campus safety officers.
Vinson Memorial Scholarship Walk/Run Fundraiser April 12
OXFORD, Miss. – The third Annual Dr. T. P. Vinson Memorial Scholarship 5K Walk/Run is scheduled Saturday (April 12) at the University of Mississippi.