OXFORD, Miss. – The “Composers at Ole Miss” spring concert is slated for Tuesday (March 18) at the University of Mississippi’s Ford Center for the Performing Arts rehearsal hall.

OXFORD, Miss. – Natural disaster preparation and policy planning for coastal communities are to be the focus of a conference March 25-26 at the University of Mississippi.

  Jill Hendon OXFORD, Miss. – As apex predators – or predators at the top of their food chain – sharks are considered essential in a sustainable ocean ecosystem.  

  The Faculty Brass Quintet includes Greg Luscombe (left), John Schuesselin, Charles Gates, Robert Gilbert and Joe Sellmansberger. OXFORD, Miss. – The University of Mississippi Faculty Brass Quintet is slated to present a recital Monday (March 17) in Nutt Auditorium of Scruggs Hall. The 8 p.m. concert is free and open to the public.  

OXFORD, Miss. – A woman recognized in the nation’s capital for her tireless leadership supporting political, educational and charitable fundraising is being honored with a University of Mississippi scholarship endowment and is joining the efforts of the Ole Miss Women’s Council for Philanthropy.

OXFORD, Miss. – The Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College at the University of Mississippi recently received a Bronze ADDY, a prestigious regional award in the world’s most competitive advertising competition.

OXFORD, Miss. With 60,000-plus spirited fans packed into the University of Mississippi’s Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on game day, there’s always the possibility of an emergency situation.

  Felder Rushing OXFORD, Miss. – Felder Rushing, Mississippi Public Broadcasting’s “Gestalt Gardener,” is the featured presenter for a University of Mississippi Museum brown bag luncheon Wednesday (March 5).  

  OXFORD, Miss. — Dozens of researchers and students will gravitate to the University of Mississippi this weekend for the Fourth Annual Gulf Coast Gravity Meeting, which begins Friday (March 7) in the Ole Miss Student Union.  

OXFORD, Miss. – For the fourth straight year, a University of Mississippi alumnus in English is to be featured in a short story anthology series that lauds the latest crop of promising new writers from around the country.