OXFORD, Miss. – Using sound pulses lasting less than a fraction of a second, a University of Mississippi physicist has verified that sound waves in water can exceed the speed of light.
School of Engineering Students Start, Maintain Tutorial Program
November 5, 2007 by
Chris Turbevill (right), a chemical engineering major from Southaven, helps Leslie Mahaffey, from Tupelo majoring in general engineering, during a tutoring session. Photo by Will Mestayer. OXFORD, Miss. – A handful of upperclassmen in the University of Mississippi’s School of Engineering are tutoring an exponentially larger number of their peers and underclassmen through aRead the story …
From Malaysia to Mississippi: Student Enjoys Robotics, Making New Friends
October 15, 2007 by
OXFORD, Miss. – As a child growing up in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Aik Min Choong received a LEGO Technic helicopter for his birthday and enjoyed endless fascination with the toy. Aik Min Choong shows off some of his robotic gadgets to students from Davidson Elementary school. UM photo.
Toyota, Future Engineers Connect at Career Day
October 15, 2007 by
OXFORD, Miss. — Recruiters from Japanese car manufacturing juggernaut Toyota met prospective employees at the University of Mississippi Thursday (Oct. 11) during the School of Engineerings annual Career Day.
NASA Interactive Exhibit Thrills, Informs Visitors
September 24, 2007 by
09/20/2007 OXFORD, Miss. – Several hundred visitors to the University of Mississippi Thursday (Sept. 20) journeyed into space through the medium of an interactive mobile exhibit.
NASA Interactive Traveling Exhibit to Visit Oxford Campus Sept. 20-21
September 20, 2007 by
Students admire a scene from NASA’s Vision for Space Exploration Experience. OXFORD, Miss. – An interactive mobile exhibit that gives visitors a simulated journey into space comes to the University of Mississippi Sept. 20-21.
Two Mississippi Companies Support School of Engineering
September 19, 2007 by
OXFORD, Miss. – Two of Mississippi’s largest companies, Cellular South and Ergon Inc., have made generous contributions to the University of Mississippi School of Engineering. Both companies were founded by UM graduates.
Jordanian King Urges Tolerance, Dialogue for World Peace in Public Address at Ole Miss
February 3, 2006 by
King Abdullah II of Jordan speaks Friday to students of UM’s Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College; from left, Sarah Morrison, Nicholas Greene, Ben Hammond, Najat Al-Sherri, and Andrus Ashoo. OXFORD, Miss. – In searching for peace, the world could benefit by examining how the University of Mississippi moved past its racial divisions, said His MajestyRead the story …