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COVID-19 vaccine now required for UM faculty, staff and student workers

Update: On Nov. 2, Chancellor Glenn Boyce sent an e-mail to the university notifying the university community that the deadline to receive the vaccine or medical/religious exemption has been moved from Dec.

October 26, 2021

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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

August 23, 2021

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UM employees to receive pay raise in 2022

University of Mississippi Chancellor Glenn Boyce announced that university employees will receive salary and wage increases during the 2022 fiscal year. This increase will be effective on July 1. In an email

April 29, 2021

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A talk with the chancellor: Reflecting on Boyce’s relationship with Ole Miss, his consulting money and his future at UM

When the news broke that the Institutions of Higher Learning had selected Glenn Boyce to become the University of Mississippi’s next chancellor in October 2019, Boyce’s reputation preceded him. After having served

April 14, 2021

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Student leaders continue monthly meetings with Chancellor Boyce

Over the past four months, leaders of the Associated Student Body, the Black Student Union, the university chapter of the NAACP and other student organizations have regularly met with Chancellor Glenn Boyce

November 12, 2020

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Guest Column: It’s time to stop ignoring economic inequality at UM

On Sept. 16, a group of UM students protested university administrators’ flagging, non-transparent response to the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing the danger and uncertainty many campus workers confront each day. University leadership did

September 30, 2020

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Black student leaders demand meeting with Chancellor Boyce

Updated July, 20, 2020. Chancellor Glenn Boyce agreed to meet with nine Black student leaders on campus this afternoon. Nicholas Crasta, Amirah Lockhart, Jailien Grant, DeArrius Rhymes, Re’Kia Fairley, Candace Bolden, Asia

July 16, 2020

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What’s in store for fall 2020? Disclosing health history, completing COVID training and social distancing.

In addition to requiring face coverings in all indoor spaces and implementing social distancing during the fall 2020 semester, students, faculty and staff will be required to participate in a daily COVID-19

June 30, 2020

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Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on History and Context clarifies its involvement in university’s relocation plans

Since the state Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) Board of Trustees approved the university’s request to relocate the Confederate monument, members of the university community have spoken out against certain details of

June 27, 2020

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IHL voted yes. Now what?

Shortly after the state college board voted on Thursday morning authorizing the University of Mississippi to relocate its Confederate monument, students, professors and community members grew angry and disappointed as details of

June 21, 2020

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