OXFORD, Miss. – David S. Katz, of Tel Aviv University, will discuss the influence of Arnold J. Toynbee, a reporter for the Manchester Guardian in the Turkish War of Independence in a lecture Thursday (Oct. 9) at the University of Misissippi. The talk, titled “Saving Lives, Collapsing Civilians,” is slated for 5:30 p.m. in theRead the story …
Historian Arnold Toynbee Focus of Thursday Lecture
Tel Aviv University's David Katz to speak on history legend's war reports
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 …
BreakShuttle Offers New Option for Students Traveling Home
Are you looking for a new way to travel home for break? The University of Mississippi has partnered with BreakShuttle to provide transportation for students to and from school breaks. BreakShuttle, the largest college break transit service in the United States, offers a safe and luxurious ride to and from your home destination. Using motorRead 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 …
Video: Sights and Sounds of ‘College GameDay’
Here are some sights and sounds from ESPN ‘College GameDay’s’ first ever visit to Ole Miss.
Big Saturday On Campus Makes State, National Headlines
OXFORD, Miss. — ESPN’s College GameDay and big-name celebrities here Saturday for Ole Miss’ dramatic 23-17 win over Alabama, as well as the wild celebration that followed, made state and national headlines this weekend. Ole Miss fans, and sports fans in general, are still talking about the amazing scene here. Here’s a sampling of some ofRead the story …
Maximizing the University Experience
Diverse and well-populated campus provides endless possibilities for personal growth
I’ve always thought that nothing expands one’s horizons like travel. I’ve been blessed to visit most of the continental United States, Canada and Mexico. Trips to Africa, Asia and South America are on my bucket list. And as dangerous as it appears to be these days, the Holy Land is also somewhere I’d like toRead the story …
Eight Things to Remember This Weekend
1. Make sure you have a ticket. Football season tickets sold out before the school year even started and individual seats weren’t far behind. Tickets available for resale are going for $250-plus (and no, Beyonce isn’t performing at halftime). Unless you’re willing to shell out the dough, you may be watching from one of theRead 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 …







