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Music Department Presents Baritone James Taylor March 2, Deborah Purnell
Music Department Presents Baritone James Taylor March 2, Deborah Purnell
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Accomplished baritone James Taylor performs a recital Tuesday (March 2) at the University of Mississippi.
Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Delivers Lecture On Politics And Civility March 2, Adam Moore
Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Delivers Lecture On Politics And Civility March 2, Adam Moore
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - The University of Mississippi chapter of Phi Beta Kappa presents a March 2 public address, "What Does Civility Have to Do with Politics?" by Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Virginia Sapiro of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
National Safe Spring Break Campaign Empowers Students With Knowledge, Jennifer Southall
National Safe Spring Break Campaign Empowers Students With Knowledge, Jennifer Southall
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - As students hit the beaches and slopes this spring break, Kimberly Kraft, coordinator of Alcohol and Drug Education at the University of Mississippi, hopes they'll keep in mind something they learned during UM's Safe Spring Break Campaign, March 2-3.
National Touring Music Theater Work 'Tres Vidas' Comes To Ford Center March 3, Elaine Pugh
National Touring Music Theater Work 'Tres Vidas' Comes To Ford Center March 3, Elaine Pugh
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. -- Three musicians and an actor bring their uncommon talents to the University of Mississippi stage Wednesday (March 3) to enlighten and entertain in the music theater production "Tres Vidas" ("Three Lives").
Artist Series Brings Premier Chamber Music Society To Ford Center March 1, Deborah Purnell
Artist Series Brings Premier Chamber Music Society To Ford Center March 1, Deborah Purnell
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, the nation's premier repertory chamber music ensemble, performs a concert Monday (March 1) at the University of Mississippi.
Author, Educator Discusses Book, Race Relations Monday, Deidra Jackson
Author, Educator Discusses Book, Race Relations Monday, Deidra Jackson
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - The University of Mississippi William Winter Institute for Racial Reconciliation presents a lecture Monday (March 1) by author and educator Bobby J. Smith.
Leading Scholar On Workplace Emotions Visits Business School, Delivers Public Programs, Deidra Jackson
Leading Scholar On Workplace Emotions Visits Business School, Delivers Public Programs, Deidra Jackson
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Neal Ashkanasy, a foremost scholar on the role of emotions in the workplace, gives two public presentations when he visits the University of Mississippi School of Business Administration this week.
U.S. Appeals Court Chief Justice Emeritus Holds Conversation At Law School Feb. 26, Staff Report
U.S. Appeals Court Chief Justice Emeritus Holds Conversation At Law School Feb. 26, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - The University of Mississippi School of Law invites the public to the program "Conversation with Harry T. Edwards" by the chief judge emeritus of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
World Renowned Expert On Extraterrestrial Life Delivers Public Lectures Feb. 26, Natashia Gregoire
World Renowned Expert On Extraterrestrial Life Delivers Public Lectures Feb. 26, Natashia Gregoire
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - When actress Jodie Foster starred as Ellie Arroway in the 1997 movie "Contact," those familiar with space research thought the role was reminiscent of renowned astronomer Jill C. Tarter.
Emeritus Prof's 50-Year Dedication Boosts Library Resources, Tobie Baker
Emeritus Prof's 50-Year Dedication Boosts Library Resources, Tobie Baker
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - A set of Spanish encyclopedias, a collection of American fiction on microform and a volume of books about North American birds are among the many items John Pilkington has chosen to be placed in the J.D. Williams Library at the University of Mississippi.
Pride Of The South Ensemble Performs Free Concert In Jackson, Deborah Purnell
Pride Of The South Ensemble Performs Free Concert In Jackson, Deborah Purnell
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Anyone who's wanted to hear the University of Mississippi's Pride of the South Band but hasn't been able to catch a performance in Oxford can attend the band's fourth annual Benefit Concert, slated for Tuesday (Feb. 24) in Jackson.
Maggots Trump Antibiotics For Some Patients With Infected Wounds, Staff Report
Maggots Trump Antibiotics For Some Patients With Infected Wounds, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
British physicians are reaching way back into medical history for the latest treatment for patients with infected wounds: maggots. The British National Health Service has authorized doctors to prescribe maggot treatment - a centuries-old practice that fell out of favor after the discovery of antibiotics - as a way to combat antibiotic resistance and spiraling medial costs. Researchers have confirmed that sterile maggots, which eat dead, infected tissue, can help wounds heal faster than conventional medicine.
Space Law Expert Helping Shape Plans For Future Missions, Available For Interviews, Staff Report
Space Law Expert Helping Shape Plans For Future Missions, Available For Interviews, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
President Bush's goal of returning men to the moon and then on to Mars has aroused a flurry of interest and made the National Academies Workshop on Issues of Technology Development for Exploration and Development of Space, set for Feb. 23-24 in Washington, a hot ticket event.
Internationally Recognized Poet, Literary Critic To Speak Feb. 26, Deidra Jackson
Internationally Recognized Poet, Literary Critic To Speak Feb. 26, Deidra Jackson
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Award-winning poet, writer, literary critic and storyteller Opal Palmer Adisa delivers the address ALaughter and Resistance in Caribbean Women" Feb. 26 at the University of Mississippi.
New Director Named To National Sea Grant Center, Clare Smith
New Director Named To National Sea Grant Center, Clare Smith
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Stephanie Showalter, former research counsel at the University of Mississippi Law Center, has been named director of the National Sea Grant Law Center and the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Legal Program, both also under the auspices of the UM Law Center.
Insurance Symposium Feb. 25-26 Focuses On Industry Outlook, Deidra Jackson
Insurance Symposium Feb. 25-26 Focuses On Industry Outlook, Deidra Jackson
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Potential solutions to national challenges facing the insurance industry are slated for discussion Feb. 25-26 during the ninth annual Ole Miss Insurance Symposium.
Social Work Hosts Community Brunch For Relatives Rearing Others' Children, Deborah Purnell
Social Work Hosts Community Brunch For Relatives Rearing Others' Children, Deborah Purnell
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - A growing number of grandparents are stepping back into parenting, rearing their grandchildren as their own. A Celebration Brunch and Educational Forum, sponsored by the University of Mississippi Department of Social Work and community partners, offers assistance, educational resources and other support.
Race And Sports Pioneer Richard Lapchick Urges Student-Athletes To Fight Injustice, Tobie Baker
Race And Sports Pioneer Richard Lapchick Urges Student-Athletes To Fight Injustice, Tobie Baker
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - In 1950, New York Knicks head coach Joe Lapchick signed forward Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton as the NBA's first black player. Hailed as a landmark in professional sports, the deal profoundly affected the coach's family for decades to come.
World War Ii Era Photographs, Correspondence Donated To Archives, Tobie Baker
World War Ii Era Photographs, Correspondence Donated To Archives, Tobie Baker
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Draggin' Lady, Ready Betty and The Herd of Bald Goats are among the colorful names of World War II B-29 bombers featured in photographs in the new Grover H. Catt Collection at the University of Mississippi.
Public Q&A Session With Choreographer Dwight Rhoden Rescheduled, Staff Report
Public Q&A Session With Choreographer Dwight Rhoden Rescheduled, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
A previously announced discussion session with Complexions Dance Company founder and choreographer Dwight Rhoden has been rescheduled. The session, open to the public, has been moved to 6:30 p.m. Saturday (Feb. 21) at the University of Mississippi's Ford Center for the Performing Arts.
Daily Mississippian Editor Is Newsweek Political Columnist, Natashia Gregoire
Daily Mississippian Editor Is Newsweek Political Columnist, Natashia Gregoire
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - While most student journalists dream of writing for national publications, Laura Houston, editor of the University of Mississippi's daily student newspaper is living that fantasy.
Communications Staff Capture Five Regional Case Awards, Jennifer Davis
Communications Staff Capture Five Regional Case Awards, Jennifer Davis
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Communications staff at the University of Mississippi won five awards in the 2003-04 Council for the Advancement and Support of Education's District III Advancement Awards Competition.
Renowned Ny Dance Company Performs Original, Community-Based Work Feb. 21, Deborah Purnell
Renowned Ny Dance Company Performs Original, Community-Based Work Feb. 21, Deborah Purnell
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - When nationally renowned choreographer Dwight Rhoden of Complexions Dance Company visited University of Mississippi for the first time in January, he received two surprises.
School Of Business Administration Brings Insurance Industry Into Classroom, Deidra Jackson
School Of Business Administration Brings Insurance Industry Into Classroom, Deidra Jackson
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Judging by the lucrative professions offered today in the commercial property/casualty insurance market, gone are the time-worn images of door-to-door salesmen.
Love Letters: Forget Chocolates, Roses - Give Your Valentine Something To Treasure, Deidra Jackson
Love Letters: Forget Chocolates, Roses - Give Your Valentine Something To Treasure, Deidra Jackson
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - One week before he and 4,000 others would die in the Civil War Battle of Bull Run, Union officer Sullivan Ballou wrote the following words in a letter to his beloved Sarah:
'Living Blues' Remains True To Founders' Vision, Jennifer Southall
'Living Blues' Remains True To Founders' Vision, Jennifer Southall
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - With six four-color, 100-plus-page issues a year and BB King headlining its second annual Blues Today Symposium in February, Living Blues magazine has come a long way from the one-room apartment where it began.
Mspa Searches For State's Best High School Publications, Staff Report
Mspa Searches For State's Best High School Publications, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Mississippi high school journalists and advisers who work on newspapers, yearbooks or magazines are invited to submit entries in the annual statewide competition sponsored by the Mississippi Scholastic Press Association.
Distinguished Organist Performs Solo Recital Feb. 16, Deborah Purnell
Distinguished Organist Performs Solo Recital Feb. 16, Deborah Purnell
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Distinguished organist Robert William Knupp - recently featured on the "Pipedreams" national radio program - performs a solo recital Feb. 16 at the University of Mississippi.
Senior Music Education Major Crowned 53rd Miss University, Jennifer Southall
Senior Music Education Major Crowned 53rd Miss University, Jennifer Southall
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - April Lancaster's soprano voice and passion for helping hospitalized children earned her the title Miss University 2004 Wednesday (Feb. 11) at the University of Mississippi's Ford Center for Performing Arts.
Um Celebrates Blues With Symposium, Weekend Full Of Concerts, Jennifer Southall
Um Celebrates Blues With Symposium, Weekend Full Of Concerts, Jennifer Southall
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - B.B. King appears at the University of Mississippi Feb. 27, and his performance is just the beginning of a weekend filled with blues shows as part of UM’s second annual Blues Today Symposium, produced by Living Blues magazine.