Calendar
Today & Tomorrow
Wed
29
Mar
Oxford Conference for the Book
12:00 AM
Various Locations on campus and in Oxford
Conferences: Oxford Conference for the Book returns as an in person event March 29-31. Free and open to the public.
ecoNutrition Cafe: Countdown to (Net) Zero Emissions
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Jackson Avenue Center
Lectures: Guest Lecture, Dr. Beth Choate: 'Leading Sustainability Efforts on My Campus and In My Community to Achieve Carbon Neutrality'
ecoNutrition Cafe: Countdown to (Net) Zero Emissions
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Jackson Avenue Center
Lectures: Guest Lecture, Dr. Beth Choate: 'Leading Sustainability Efforts on My Campus and In My Community to Achieve Carbon Neutrality'
Queer People of Color Student Org Interest Meeting
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Lamar Hall, LGBTQ+ Lounge, Lamar Hall 4th Floor
Invitation: QPOC Meeting
Thu
30
Mar
Oxford Conference for the Book
12:00 AM
Various Locations on campus and in Oxford
Conferences: Oxford Conference for the Book returns as an in person event March 29-31. Free and open to the public.
Introduction to Tableau
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
J.D. Williams Library, Classroom (106 D)
Library: Tableau is an easy-to-use click, drag, and drop interactive data visualization software. In this workshop, participants will learn how to us
Introduction to Text Mining and Analysis
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
J.D. Williams Library, Classroom (106 D)
Library: In this four-part series, participants will learn how to use Gale's Digital Scholar Lab's text mining and analysis tools.
Department of Philosophy and Religion Movie Night
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Bryant Hall
Arts and Culture: Please join us as we screen and discuss the movie 'Lourdes'
Join us for IMC Connect
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Farley Hall
Conferences: Hear from senior marketing and communications executives from Amazon, St. Jude. Boeing, UPS, and many more well known companies.
The Pirates of Penzance NY GILBERT & SULLIVAN PLAYERS
7:30 PM
Ford Center for the Performing Arts
Ford Center: Set sail with this classic comedy that boasts one of the most famous patter songs in musical theatre history.
Ongoing Exhibits
The Fall of 1962
August 2 - July 8
Invitation: A Collection of Artifacts and Stories of the Ole Miss Riot, October 1962.
Self-Taught Portraits
October 4 - April 15
Invitation: The selected works in this exhibit share the diversity of portraiture.
Gathering: Works by Earl Dismuke
October 11 - April 8
Invitation: Earl Dismuke, a Mississippi native, is an abstract expressionist sculptor who gathers and assembles discarded material, mostly metal.
The Southern Plate: An Archival Exhibition on Food
March 1 - December 8
Archives and Special Collections Department
Library: Materials from our collections available for viewing Monday - Friday, 8am-5pm. The department is closed on weekends.