A message from ASB
It has been a long road to get here, but I am so excited to welcome you all to the University of Mississippi on behalf of the Associated Student Body. Whether it
Welcome back to campus
To the best students in America: Welcome back! We’re ready for a great year of in-person classes, a slate of exciting athletic seasons, and of course, our highly celebrated and well-known Ole
Back-to-school: Welcome letter from Chancellor Vitter
Dear Students, Welcome to the 170th academic year of the University of Mississippi. It is a great time to be an Ole Miss Rebel! To our freshman and incoming transfer students: you
Back-to-school: New year, new Union
Nine years of planning and eight months without Chick-fil-A french fries will culminate sometime early this semester with the pulling back of the green-fenced curtain on the Student Union addition. This brand-new building, which
Back-to-school: Syllabus week survival guide
Syllabus week is upon us. All of a sudden, July blended into August, and move-in week turned into classes. Now, students are lined up at the bookstore, Jackson Avenue is backed up
Back-to-school: DM editors talk study spots and favorite classes
The Daily Mississippian staff consists of university students of different backgrounds, ages and majors. We all have different interests and things we love about the university, so why not share them here? We listed our
Back-to-school: Welcome letter from ASB President Dion Kevin III
On behalf of the Associated Student Body, I’d like to personally express a warm welcome to the students of Ole Miss. Welcome to a university home full of opportunity and verve –
Back-to-school: Theater on campus and around town
When the craziness of move-in subsides and you find yourself searching for something to bring creativity and joy back into your life, the theatrical productions hosted by the university and Oxford community
Back-to-school: Everything you need to know about J.D. Williams Library
College can be overwhelming, especially for incoming freshmen, but resources like the J.D. Williams Library are there to make life a little easier for students. Whether studying late for an exam or
Back-to-school: Where to eat and how to pay for it
It’s pretty likely that by the time you’re reading this, far too many hours of your time have been spent packing, driving too long, unpacking and organizing. Your room is in fairly