OXFORD, Miss. — Despite studio classes and midterm exams, six University of Mississippi senior art majors have completed time-consuming artwork and scheduled Bachelor of Fine Arts thesis exhibitions this fall in Meek Hall Gallery 130.

OXFORD, Miss. — For Joe York, a producer and director of documentary films at the University of Mississippi, the idea to publish a book of photos of Southern religious road signs came out of a plan about biscuits.

OXFORD, Miss. – The Office of Orientation and Parent Programs at the University of Mississippi is expanding and a recent UM graduate, who served as president of the Associated Student Body, is its new coordinator.

OXFORD, Miss. — In a recent private ceremony at the University of Mississippi, officials unveiled a portrait of the couple who generously made possible the renovation of Lenoir Hall into a permanent home for the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences.

OXFORD, Miss. ­ Curious dinner guests venturing into Lenoir Hall on a recent evening were greeted by the aroma of freshly prepared, authentic Chinese cuisine. With not one egg roll or bowl of fried rice in sight, the appetites of diners were satisfied with an atypical, three-course Chinese meal.

  Four from UM named Dynamic Women in Mississippi are (l-r) Nancy Bercaw, Mary Harrington, Traci Mitchell and Kirsten Dellinger. UM photo by Kevin Bain. OXFORD, Miss. — Four women from the University of Mississippi are included in this year’s class of a statewide honor coordinated by the city of Madison Chamber of Commerce.  

  Holmes President Glenn Boyce (left) and Ole Miss Chancellor Robert Khayat sign an agreement bringing higher education to more Mississippians through a joint venture. Photo by Steve Diffy. OXFORD, Miss. — University of Mississippi Chancellor Robert Khayat and Holmes Community College President Glenn Boyce met in Grenada today and signed an agreement bringing higherRead the story …

OXFORD, Miss. — Efforts to improve race relations and implement policy reforms in Southern communities have been successful, but change remains a slow process.

  Cynthia Tucker, editorial page editor of the AJC, speaks to a crowd at the Overby Center. UM photo by Kevin Bain. OXFORD, Miss. – While the South hasn’t completely forsaken old prejudices, there are positive signs they’re becoming part of a storied past.  

OXFORD, Miss. – With a few simple pen strokes, most anyone can draw a stick figure, but producing today’s cartoons requires more than artistic ability.