OXFORD, Miss. – Let’s face it: Even adults with extensive verbal skills sometimes face complex emotional issues that are hard to put into words.

OXFORD, Miss. – The University of Mississippi Student Alumni Council is presenting the fifth annual installment of “Bridging the Gap: Ole Miss’ Past and Present Working Together for the Future,” a networking forum for UM students.

Christina Pompkin (left) and Greg Flaherty rehearse for the upcoming performances of ‘Company.’ UM photo by Harry Briscoe. OXFORD, Miss. – The cast of the concept musical “Company,” in a University of Mississippi Theatre production opening Oct. 17, doesn’t confine its rehearsals to the stage in Fulton Chapel or even to a particular time.  

OXFORD, Miss.- With its reputation as the swingingest band in all the land, the Count Basie Orchestra brings its unique style to the Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts Friday (Oct. 19).

OXFORD, Miss. – High school juniors and seniors in the Jackson area are invited to meet University of Mississippi representatives Tuesday (Oct. 16) at the Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum’s Sparkman Auditorium on Lakeland Drive in Jackson.

OXFORD, Miss. – The University of Mississippi has agreed to partner with Holmes Community College to bring higher education to more Mississippians through a new UM regional site in Grenada.

OXFORD, Miss. — Alberto J. Mora, Wal-Mart vice president and former general counsel for the U.S. Navy, presents the Sherman L. Muths Jr. Lecture Series in Law Thursday, Oct. 18, at the University of Mississippi School of Law.

OXFORD, Miss. — Paula Temple, professor of art, delivers the Liberal Arts Faculty Forum address at the University of Mississippi Tuesday (Oct. 16).

OXFORD, Miss. – Student volunteers are being sought at the University of Mississippi for a Hurricane Katrina relief trip to Bay St. Louis Nov. 9-11.

OXFORD, Miss. – Join the University of Mississippi family Sunday (Oct. 14) to celebrate the choral works of internationally known composer and Mississippi native William Grant Still.