University to Celebrate 175th Anniversary

UM invites alumni, supporters to day of celebration on Nov. 6

OXFORD, Miss. – The University of Mississippi will observe 175 years of service to the state and nation with a celebration at 1 p.m. Nov. 6 in front of the historic Lyceum. When Mississippi’s flagship university opened its doors on Nov. 6, 1848, with four faculty members and 80 students, it was poised to beRead the story …

School of Nursing Adding Traditional B.S.N. to Ole Miss Campus

Students can enroll in four-year Oxford program beginning in 2024

JACKSON, Miss. – The School of Nursing at the University of Mississippi Medical Center is expanding its Oxford offerings to include a traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing program next year. The school has been awarded a $750,000 grant from AccelerateMS through the state’s Office of Workforce Development to reinstate the traditional B.S.N. pathway atRead the story …

University Records Second-Highest Annual Total for Private Support

Now & Ever campaign bolstered by $155.1 million in gifts

OXFORD, Miss. – Alumni and friends of the University of Mississippi stepped up once again in fiscal year 2023, with gifts totaling $155.1 million, the second-highest fundraising year on record. The Now & Ever: The Campaign for Ole Miss has reached $1.38 billion of its $1.5 billion goal, the largest-ever fundraising initiative for higher educationRead the story …

Gift Supports University’s Medical Center, Libraries

Bequest from Coles promises long-lasting impact on health care and education

OXFORD, Miss. – A longtime Jackson physician and his wife left an estate gift of $640,000 to the University of Mississippi and the University of Mississippi Medical Center to provide library resources, support the training of pediatricians and strengthen allergy-immunology education, patient care and research. The late Dr. Wilfred Q. Cole Jr. found studying medicineRead the story …

School of Pharmacy Names Distinguished Teaching Scholars

Educators awarded for their efforts to train future researchers and professionals

OXFORD and JACKSON, Miss. – The University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy has named three faculty members as Distinguished Teaching Scholars for a term of three years. Sally Earl, clinical assistant professor of pharmacy practice; Kayla Stover, professor of pharmacy practice; and Noa Valcarcel, instructional assistant professor of pharmacology, were honored for dedication to teachingRead the story …

‘Below the Belt’ Documentary to Screen on Campus

Film and March 28 panel discussion aim to educate public about endometriosis

OXFORD, Miss. – Gender equity in women’s health will take center stage through a March 28 documentary screening and panel discussion at the University of Mississippi. “Below the Belt,” a new PBS documentary that tells the stories of four women searching for answers to mysterious symptoms, will be shown at 6:30 p.m. in the GertrudeRead the story …

RebelTHON Continues Fundraising Success

Benefit for Children's Miracle Network hospital has raised $1.4 million over 11 years

OXFORD, Miss. – After a decade of raising money to support Children’s of Mississippi, RebelTHON 2023 continued its string of successes by raising more than $200,000 over its 12-hour run Feb. 25. The University of Mississippi‘s 11th annual student-driven dance marathon raised $211,530 for the Children’s Miracle Network hospital at the University of Mississippi MedicalRead the story …

RebelTHON to Hit the Dance Floor Feb. 25

11th annual fundraiser for Children's Miracle Network hospital at UMMC offers fun events for all

OXFORD, Miss. – Students from the University of Mississippi soon will break out their dancing shoes to raise money for the state’s only children’s hospital. RebelTHON, the university’s 11th annual student-driven dance marathon to raise funds for the Children’s Miracle Network hospital in the University of Mississippi Medical Center, will take place from noon toRead the story …

Serial Numbers

UMMC enrollment pattern is unbroken, thanks to another bounce

JACKSON, Miss. – For the fourth consecutive year, campus schools at the University of Mississippi Medical Center are marking a jump in overall enrollment. At 3,098, the figure for fall 2022 surged 1.4% over the record-breaking year of 2021. Released by the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning, the numbers capture six Medical Center schools – allRead the story …

Graduate Students Named to Medical Research Training Program

Pair join fourth cohort of the Robert L. Smith, M.D. Scholars Program at Medical Center

JACKSON, Miss. – The Jackson Heart Study Graduate Training and Education Center at the University of Mississippi Medical Center has selected UM doctoral students Miguel DeLeon and Zakary Patrick as members of its fourth cohort of the Robert L. Smith, M.D. Scholars Program. The two-year program provides scholars with intense research training and mentoring. EachRead the story …