OXFORD, Miss. – A world renowned scholar in Italian studies visits the University of Mississippi Monday (Nov. 5) to discuss Francesco Petrarca (known in English as Petrarch), a major figure in the Italian Renaissance.

OXFORD, Miss. – A business administration professor at the University of Mississippi has been recognized at an international convention for her research article “Communication in the Transition to Self-directed Work Teams,” which was published in the Journal of Business Communication.

OXFORD, Miss. – A business administration professor at the University of Mississippi has been recognized at an international convention for her research article “Communication in the Transition to Self-directed Work Teams,” which was published in the Journal of Business Communication.

OXFORD, Miss. – A world renowned scholar in Italian studies visits the University of Mississippi Monday (Nov. 5) to discuss Francesco Petrarca (known in English as Petrarch), a major figure in the Italian Renaissance.

Carlton Turner OXFORD, Miss. – Carlton Turner, former director of the White House Drug Abuse Policy Office, discusses “From the Marijuana Field of Ole Miss to the White House, and All Points in Between” Thursday (Oct. 25) at the University of Mississippi.  

  Oxford Elementary third-grader Al’Nayiah Dean, 8, receives reading instruction from University of Mississippi senior elementary education major Shy Galloway. OXFORD, Miss. – Eight-year-old Al’Nayiah Dean loves to read, and her favorite book is “Only the Stars.”  

OXFORD, Miss. – Carlton Turner, former director of the White House Drug Abuse Policy Office, discusses “From the Marijuana Field of Ole Miss to the White House, and All Points in Between” Thursday (Oct. 25) at the University of Mississippi.

  Dennis Frate works with children at a puppet show at the Tutwiler Community Education Center to educate them about the dangers of pesticides in a 2000 Earthwatch Institute project. UM photo by Robert Jordan OXFORD, Miss. – Dennis A. Frate, 59, former longtime pharmacy professor at the University of Mississippi, died Oct. 22 inRead the story …

  Mike Aune OXFORD, Miss. – Ask most anyone who knew Mike Aune what he was like and they’ll probably tell you two things: that he loved life, and he loved all the people in his.