The J.D. Williams Library at the University of Mississippi soon will be home to a unique collection that includes never-before-seen photos of James Meredith attending his first classes at Ole Miss and what are believed to be the last photographs made of William Faulkner at his Oxford home, Rowan Oak. Ole Miss alumnus and journalism school namesakeRead the story …
Journalism school’s namesake donates unique historic photo collection to library
Ford Center Hosts Art Faculty Exhibit
The Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts is hosting an art exhibition through Oct. 25 to showcase the talents of university faculty. The University of Mississippi Art Department Faculty Exhibition features more than a dozen works of art by 11 faculty members. Carlyle Wolfe, adjunct assistant professor for art foundations, said the Ford CenterRead the story …
New Giving Platform Launched into Immediate Success
Victory Celebration Fund and Chucky Mullins scholarship raised combined $220,000
Thirty-six hours. $220,000. Rebel fans are generous. And they respond quickly. In less than 24 hours, contributors donated more than $100,000 to help with the costs of a fine for students rushing the football field and the replacement of goal posts following Ole Miss’ win against Alabama. That generosity continued Wednesday with the “I Wear 38” campaign. InRead the story …
UM Grant Puts Gardens in Oxford Schools
Della Davidson Elementary School celebrates grand opening of newest plot in cooperative effort
OXFORD, Miss. – Students and teachers at Della Davidson Elementary School celebrated the grand opening of their new school garden Wednesday (Oct. 1) afternoon. The garden began in March with financing from the University of Mississippi Department of Nutrition and Hospitality Management through a W.K. Kellogg grant as part of the “Eating Good … andRead the story …
Bon Appetit Talks Grove Tailgating
The tailgating scene at Ole Miss is second to none. For alumni and longtime fans, it’s a tradition. For others, it’s a pilgrimage. Even the “College GameDay” panel called it a “bucket list edition” of their show. The 10 acres packed with tents includes flat screen televisions, chandeliers, champagne fountains and catered spreads featuring platterRead the story …
Here’s 14 Awesome ‘GameDay’ Signs
OXFORD, Miss. – ESPN has been traveling the country with “College GameDay” for nearly 30 years. In that time, they have visited more than 60 college campuses, but Saturday was their first time at Ole Miss. The show’s host, Chris Fowler, called it a “bucket list edition” of the program. Rebel fans began gathering inRead the story …
Ole Miss Students Get Excited About ‘College GameDay’
The University of Mississippi is no stranger to unique opportunities or the national spotlight. This weekend will bring both. For the first time ever, ESPN’s “College GameDay” will grace the Grove with its presence, bringing along the lights, camera and action. The news was announced Saturday night, and the anticipation of the “GameDay” crew’s arrivalRead the story …
RebelWell Walking Challenge Kicks Off
More than 30 university faculty and staff members gathered on the Lyceum steps Wednesday morning for the kickoff to RebelWell’s Fall Walking Challenge. Members of the baseball coaching staff led the 30-minute walk down University Avenue, around the Grove to Sorority Row and back to the Lyceum. During the six-week challenge, university employees are encouragedRead the story …
Bianco Leads RebelWell Walk Wednesday
RebelWell Walking Challenge will start at the Lyceum steps at 10 a.m.
Ole Miss baseball coach Mike Bianco will lead RebelWell’s Fall Walking Challenge Wednesday. The 30-minute stroll around campus is designed to encourage faculty and staff to be more physically active. The challenge will begin at 10 a.m. on the Lyceum steps and RebelWell’s registered dietitian Mariana Anaya will be available to answer any nutrition questions.Read the story …







