Red Blue and Well: March 14th! Have your posture assessed and learn how you can improve it. Register at: https://hr.olemiss.edu/development/

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Arts and Culture: Want to to develop more confidence when giving presentations or during meetings? Come to our speakers meeting to learn how we can help.

Invitation: Join us for Tarana Burke's powerful, poignant story as creator of the international #metoo movement.

Academics: Croft Visiting Speaker: Mexico's Most Powerful Cartel Azam Ahmed is The New York Times bureau chief for Mexico and Central America

Conferences: The Center for the Study of Southern Culture and Square Books present the Twenty-Fifth Annual Oxford Conference for the Book.

Academics: Members of the Task Force for Non-Tenure Track Faculty & Shared Governance will share their experiences.

Ford Center: Acclaimed German pianist Andreas Klein and Steve Byess, conductor of the North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra hold Lecture/Demo 3/21, 1 pm.

IT Training: An introduction to using supercomputers that are free for use to all students, faculty, and staff.

Campus News: Workshop covering the components of the graduate school application package.

Conferences: The Center for the Study of Southern Culture and Square Books present the Twenty-Fifth Annual Oxford Conference for the Book.

IT Training: An introduction to using supercomputers that are free for use to all students, faculty, and staff.

Lectures: The No. 1 ranked criminologist in the world offers his Meritorious Research Lectureship, 'Race, Justice & the NFL'

Lectures: A public lecture on the famous Rosenhan experiment in the laboratory of Roman comedy. See flier for details.

Ole Miss Outdoors: Hammock Hangout and S'mores with Outdoors: March 22nd - 6:00 p.m. at the South Campus Rail Trail (free event)

Campus Recreation: Faculty and Staff are invited to bring their families to the pool for a fun evening of swimming, games, and food. RSVP to swim@olemiss.edu

Arts and Culture: Dr. Patrick Crossland will be performing a program titled, 'Trombone Theater,' with works by Berio, Cage, Kagel, and more. Free admission.

Conferences: The Center for the Study of Southern Culture and Square Books present the Twenty-Fifth Annual Oxford Conference for the Book.

Ole Miss Outdoors: March 23rd-25th: Rock Climbing at Horseshoe Canyon, AR 

Arts and Culture: Clarinetist Jorge Montilla & saxophonist James Umble will be performing as part of the 2018 Single Reed Summit. Free admission!

Arts and Culture: Mississippi: The Dance Company presents 'Crossing Borders' Meek Auditorium March 23-24, 2018 7:30pm Tickets at UM Box Office

Ole Miss Outdoors: March 23rd-25th: Rock Climbing at Horseshoe Canyon, AR 

Arts and Culture: Mississippi: The Dance Company presents 'Crossing Borders' Meek Auditorium March 23-24, 2018 7:30pm Tickets at UM Box Office

Invitation: The Chess Club is hosting its first tournament on Sunday, March 25 at 1pm at the Residential College South

Ole Miss Outdoors: March 23rd-25th: Rock Climbing at Horseshoe Canyon, AR 

Ford Center: Acclaimed German pianist Andreas Klein joins the North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra for a performance of music by Beethoven & Ginastera.

Astronomy Open House: Open house in Kennon Observatory on Sunday, March 25, 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm. Moon, constellations and double stars with telescopes.

Campus News: Come to Discuss the 2017 UM Wage Gap Report and Explore Strategies to Address the Issues

Campus Recreation: Adult CPR/AED/First Aid Class. March 26th from 6-8 p.m. Location: Oxford Conference Center. Fee: $50. Open to the Community.

Lectures: Kirsty Slominski (UM) will present her lecture, 'Why a Christian Sex Educator Invented Basketball'

Arts and Culture: Mississippi native & UM grad Jesse Holland wrote the Marvel companion novel to the blockbuster film.

Ole Miss Outdoors: This FREE event is Tuesday, March 27th at 5:00 p.m. at the South Campus Rail Trail.

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Invitation: In this music theatre piece, Mona Lisa comes to life, recalling famous men who have been obsessed by her.

Brown Bag: Brown Bag presented by Ellen Spears.

Lectures: Learn how researchers are using FOIA at the University of Mississippi.

Red Blue and Well: Join us this Wednesday (3/28) for ''Understanding Trendy Diets - Ketogenic, Paleo, and Atkins Diet'

Academics: A Pres. on Work by the U.S. GAO on the Size, Characteristics, Compensation, and Work Experiences of Contingent Faculty

IT Training: Hands on introduction to the UNIX/Linux command line. Logging in, navigating the filesystem, viewing files, executing commands, etc.

Sustainability: Want to be more comfortable on a bike? Attend this workshop led by UM Bike Mechanic Steve Valliant and UPD Officer Jeff Kellum.

Invitation: A panel discussion on topics related to promotion and tenure for female faculty.

Lectures: Robert English (UI Chicago) will workshop his paper, 'Freedom Justifies Freedom: Humanity and the Ground of the Innate Right in Kant'

Lectures: Dr. Kristopher Fletcher of LSU will deliver a talk on 'Nationalism and the Reception of Greco-Roman Antiquity in Heavy-Metal.'

Arts and Culture: Lens Collective is an in-depth multimedia workshop that focuses on cultural preservation through digital storytelling.

Brown Bag: Presented by: Dr. Susan H. Allen, Associate Professor of Political Science

IT Training: Hands on introduction to the UNIX/Linux command line. Logging in, navigating the filesystem, viewing files, executing commands, etc.

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Lectures: Dr. Kevin Hefferman, Syracuse University's Human Performance Lab Director, presents 'Muscular Strength, Strength Training & Vascular Health'

Arts and Culture: Lens Collective is an in-depth multimedia workshop that focuses on cultural preservation through digital storytelling.

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Arts and Culture: Lens Collective is an in-depth multimedia workshop that focuses on cultural preservation through digital storytelling.

Ole Miss Sports: For more information, please visit http://www.olemisssports.com.

Ole Miss Sports: For more information, please visit http://www.olemisssports.com.

Ole Miss Sports: For more information, please visit http://www.olemisssports.com.

Arts and Culture: Lens Collective is an in-depth multimedia workshop that focuses on cultural preservation through digital storytelling.

Ole Miss Sports: For more information, please visit http://www.olemisssports.com.

Invitation: Come practice your Spanish in an informal setting. We meet every Monday. 'El cafe' is open to students, faculty and staff.

Invitation: Join Communications Sciences and Disorders for the 'Light It Up Blue' event to raise awareness for Autism.

Lectures: The UM Ethics Bowl team debates the question, 'Should the Standard of Sexual Consent be an Affirmative Verbal, 'Yes'?'

Arts and Culture: The executive committee has canceled this meeting b/c of threatening weather conditions. We look forward to seeing you at the Apr. 17 mtg.

Invitation: Science is fun at the Oxford Science Cafe'! Join us for an exciting presentation by Dr. Psyche Loui (Wesleyan University)

Red Blue and Well: Join us for a 1.4 mile walk that begins at the Lyceum. Wear walking shoes and dress for the weather!

Lectures: Dr. Becky Marchiel will discuss her research on urban history and capitalism and the important role government documents have played in it.

Brown Bag: Brown Bag presented by Catarina Passidomo.

Conferences: The Isom Student Gender Conference focuses on graduate and undergraduate research in gender studies and related interdisciplinary research.

: Your Brain on Music: The Neuroscience of Musical Perception

Brown Bag: Dr. Ted Ownby, Kiese Laymon, and John T. Edge will speak about book publishing and touring.

Conferences: The Isom Student Gender Conference focuses on graduate and undergraduate research in gender studies and related interdisciplinary research.

Invitation: The Working Mothers Support Network will be meeting with representatives from the Career-Life Connector initiative.

: What's Love Got to Do with It: The Social Brain

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Lectures: Memorials and Memorial Policy in the Former Habsburg City of Trieste, Prof. Dr. Steffen Höhne

: The Lambda Alpha Honors Society & the Anthropology Club are hosting an anthropology career luncheon with professionals in the field.

Conferences: The Isom Student Gender Conference focuses on graduate and undergraduate research in gender studies and related interdisciplinary research.

Campus News: Families with babies and toddlers ages 0-2, join us for our next Museum Stroller Tour.

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Arts and Culture: Come watch LMR Live's 'On Location in NYC' show to see host Nancy Maria Balach interview renowned pianist Bruce Levingston. Free admission.

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Campus Recreation: Learn the facts concerning assault and how to avoid being a target.

Lectures: Josh Burford of the Invisible Histories Project of Alabama will discuss the importance of LGBTQ archives.

Arts and Culture: Join us for the 'come-as-you-are' casual performance by the LOU Symphony Orchestra. Tickets available at the UM Box Office.

Arts and Culture: Striking Voices is an exhibit telling the stories of the Memphis sanitation workers who went on strike in 1968.

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Lectures: Croft Visiting Speaker: Putin's Health Programs in Historical Perspective, Dr. Tricia Starks, University of Arkansas

Brown Bag: Brown Bag presented by Jennifer Gunter.

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Lectures: Senior CIA officer and NIC Chair Amy McAuliffe will speak Thursday, April 12 at 3:00 in the Overby Center Auditorium.

Lectures: Dr. Ralph Didlake (UMMC) will present his lecture, ''The Asylum Hill Cemetery Project: Ethical and Cultural Challenges'

Lectures: Dr. James A. Benn (McMaster) will present his lecture, 'Buddhism and the Invention of Tea Culture in Tang Dynasty China (618–907 CE)'

Arts and Culture: Join us for the 2018 Chancellor's Concert featuring The Mississippians Jazz Ensemble. Tickets are available at the UM Box Office.