Traditions both old and new make Ole Miss the unique place it is. For more than 75 years, Ole Miss students and fans have chanted “Hotty Toddy.” In fact, it has become a greeting when fans spot each other in red and blue Ole Miss gear outside of Oxford. And we also have a uniqueRead the story …
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Day 25: Location
The university is tucked away in the wonderful, small town of Oxford, Mississippi. And we love it. Oxford was established in hopes of bringing an institution of higher learning to the city. And in 1848, it did. Oxford is known across the country as one of the best small towns to visit. Known for itsRead the story …
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Day 24: Our History
The University of Mississippi is the state’s flagship university. It’s the first, the oldest and the standard for higher education in Mississippi. The university was chartered in 1844 and opened its doors four years later to a mere 80 students. For 23 years, Ole Miss was the state’s only institution of higher education. In fact, forRead the story …
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Day 23: Graduation
The reason we all choose to attend college is to graduate with the degree of our choice and then pursue a career. The education students receive at the University of Mississippi is outstanding, and the day we recognize the accomplishments of those students is nothing short of that. I’ll never forget the day I graduatedRead the story …
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Day 22: Notable Alumni
The University of Mississippi family spans the country and Ole Miss is well-represented everywhere by our alumni. Our most notable alumni are nationally known and range from political figures to outstanding athletes. Ole Miss track star Brittney Reese won the Olympic gold medal in 2012 for the long jump. And we have several former RebelsRead the story …
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Day 21: Community Involvement
The University of Mississippi is focused not only on providing an excellent education to its students, but also on working to engage and help the surrounding community. The Ole Miss family is involved in community service in many ways. Our student-athletes often visit local elementary schools. We have grant programs through the university that build gardensRead the story …
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Day 20: Law School
The University of Mississippi School of Law has been on the Ole Miss campus since 1854. In that time, Ole Miss Law has produced many distinguished alumni who have served as U.S. senators and representatives, state governors and other public officials. And now, the Ole Miss law school has found a new home inside the newRead the story …
Landshark Tank Allows Students to Practice Presentations
Students had an opportunity to practice their presentation technique and win cash Tuesday night (Nov. 18) at the second Landshark Tank competition. The event, hosted by the University of Mississippi’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, allows contestants to pitch their best business idea in two minutes or less. The judges were faculty and local entrepreneursRead the story …
Ole Miss MBA Program Ranked by Businessweek
New mark is highest national ranking ever for program
OXFORD, Miss. – The University of Mississippi’s MBA program has been ranked 76th nationally by Bloomberg Businessweek. The schools that made the ranking are considered by Businessweek to offer the strongest education and best preparation for business careers. “We are very happy with the MBA ranking,” said Ken Cyree, dean of the School of BusinessRead the story …
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Day 19: Faculty
The world-class education that students receive at the University of Mississippi would not be possible without our faculty members. The university employs nearly 1,000 faculty members throughout the year. Our award-winning professors, instructors and researchers are well-equipped with knowledge and field experience to give students the best information for their future careers. We are thankful for ourRead the story …









