Arts and Culture: Join the Department of Religion for lunch and a discussion about Buddhist meditation instruction with Kido Listenbee.

Campus Recreation: Register for the Intramural Doubles Pickleball League (10/6-11/7) by 10/1 at 12:00pm!

Campus Recreation: Register for the Intramural Cornhole Tournament (10/9) by 10/1 at 12:00pm!

Campus Recreation: Looking to learn how to swim? Swim 101 is the program for you! Register by 5pm the day before the sessions starts today!

Invitation: Adrienne Park & David Carlisle with percussionists Ricky Burkhead, Zac Castro, Captain Alexander, and Mar Bombelli

Campus Recreation: Interested in whitewater rafting with Campus Rec Outdoors? Join us on 10/4-10/6 as we travel to Montgomery, AL! Sign up today!

Invitation: Faculty, staff, and graduate students are invited to join us for this session. Please register by 9/25.

Lectures: Susan Gaunt Stearns presents 'When the South Was West: The Mississippi and the Founding of the Nation'

Academics: Isom Fellows from three cohorts (24-26, 23-25, 22-24) will be presenting on their research.

Invitation: Join the Academic Innovations Group for a look at the impact of artificial intelligence on research.

Red Blue and Well: Now on 1st & 3rd Thursdays due to upcoming holiday month schedules, the group meets at 1:00 to provide a welcoming space to process loss.

Campus Recreation: Join us every Thursday for a unique kayaking experience! Bring a bathing suit and a towel and register today!

Invitation: Recital in Nutt Auditorium featuring Dr. Allison Adams, saxophone, and Prof. Adrienne Park, piano.

Campus Recreation: Interested in becoming a certified lifeguard instructor? Join our Campus Recreation lifeguard instructor class (10/11-10/13)!

Library: Please join us for a memory painting lesson using Gelli plate printmaking techniques taught by Kaleena Stasiak.

Invitation: This session will offer tips on how to create a healthier balance between your digital life and personal well-being.

Lectures: Dr. Dima Qato will lecture on the topic, 'Structural Racism and Disparities in Access to Essential Medicines in the U.S.'

Invitation: Master Class in Nutt Auditorium featuring Dr. Allison Adams, saxophone.

Invitation: Cultural Café is a cultural exchange opportunity that encourages international students to learn about and appreciate each other's cultures.

Arts and Culture: Join Eta Sigma Phi and Classics faculty and students for readings from ancient literature, and samplings of Mediterranean goodies.

Campus News: We will be offering flu shots for all UM students, faculty, and staff. Please bring your student/faculty ID and prescription insurance card.

Campus Recreation: Register for the Intramural 3-Pitch Wiffleball Tournament (10/13) by 10/8 at 12:00pm!

Invitation: Join our upcoming virtual LinkedIn Workshop to optimize your profile and enhance your professional online presence.

Lectures: Thavolia Glymph presents 'Making 'Actual Freedom': The Civil War and Enslaved People's Legal Consciousness'

Campus Recreation: Looking to learn how to swim? Swim 101 is the program for you! Register by 5pm the day before the sessions starts today!

Red Blue and Well: Meet other caregivers, ask questions, share resources & build community. Join the CRN lunch meet-up; come/go as you can between 11:30-1:00.

Library: This workshop will explore academic publishing, with a particular focus on author rights and publishing agreements for journal articles.

Lectures: The Urgency of Living by Dr. Briona Simone Jones

Invitation: Photographer Jenny Labalme will discuss her photos from the environmental justice movement in North Carolina.

Campus Recreation: Join us every Thursday for a unique kayaking experience! Bring a bathing suit and a towel and register today!

Campus News: The Department of Music Presents the University of Mississippi Wind Ensemble in the Ford Center October 10, 2024, 7:30pm

Campus Recreation: Join us for a beginner level hike and camp on the South Campus Rail Trail and learn the basics of backpacking!

Invitation: Cultural Café is a cultural exchange opportunity that encourages international students to learn about and appreciate each other's cultures.

Campus Recreation: Join us for our Campus Recreation Outdoors bouldering competition, open to climbers of all abilities! Register today!

Invitation: Are you passionate about astronomy? Have a poem or short story to share? Take part in this contest. Ages 6 or up can participate. Entry Free

Astronomy Open House: Astronomy open house in Kennon Observatory Oct. 13, Sunday, 7:00-8:30 pm. Moon, Saturn, Neptune, Double stars, the Ring. Free.

Library: Maximizing Zotero will cover the platform's advanced features, including the integrated PDF editor, tags, saved folders and more.

Invitation: Faculty, staff, and graduate students are invited to join us for this session on teaching during election season. Please register by 10/7.

Campus Recreation: Learn the basics of disc golf! All gear will be provided.

Invitation: Monday, Oct. 14th, 7:30pm Saxophone Ensembles Recital Dr. Adam Estes, Director

Invitation: Science is fun at the Oxford Science Café! Join us for an exciting presentation by Dr. Anuradha Gupta from the University of Mississippi

Invitation: Science is fun at the Oxford Science Café! Join us for an exciting presentation by Dr. Anuradha Gupta from the University of Mississippi

Invitation: A Faculty Chamber Recital featuring Yoojung Kim, Adam Estes, Jos Milton, Tyler Hewett, Vincent Morreale, Michael Rowlett, and Philip Snyder.

Lectures: Writer & oral historian Rae Garringer presents Country Queers: Lessons from a Decade of Documenting Rural LGBTQIA2S+ Histories

Lectures: Writer & oral historian Rae Garringer presents Country Queers: Lessons from a Decade of Documenting Rural LGBTQIA2S+ Histories

Invitation: Join the Academic Innovations Group for a look at the impact of automated feedback on student learning.

Lectures: Editor-in-Chief of the National Review, Rich Lowry, sits down with Dr. Skultety to discuss the principles at play in the 2024 election.

Invitation: 'Better Together Confronting Bias, Building for Inclusion and Belonging' - by Dr. Dereck Greenfield.

Study Abroad: Join the Study Abroad Office for a summer preview! Meet faculty, affiliates, and study abroad staff to learn about the programs available!

Campus Recreation: Register for the Sandrock Climbing Trip (10/18-10/20) by 10/17 at 12:00pm!

Invitation: Discover various career paths and learn how to align your strengths and interests with potential opportunities at our Career Exploration Wor

Campus Recreation: Join us every Thursday for a unique kayaking experience! Bring a bathing suit and a towel and register today!

Invitation: All are invited to join us for closer look at Dr. Josh Eyler's new book, Failing Our Future: How Grades Harm Students.

Library: In this workshop, you will be introduced to Overleaf and LaTeX, learn basic LaTeX commands, and create a sample document from scratch.

Invitation: Cultural Café is a cultural exchange opportunity that encourages international students to learn about and appreciate each other's cultures.

Invitation: Opera Scenes performed as a part of the 24-25 UM Opera Theatre Season Perfect Matches: A Season of Love and Laughter

Ford Center: A cappella sensation Voctave has had over 160 million social media views of their videos, and their albums frequently debut in the top 10.

Invitation: Opera Scenes performed as a part of the 24-25 UM Opera Theatre Season Perfect Matches: A Season of Love and Laughter

Library: Emily Smith from SAGE will introduce three resources available to all graduate students through the University of Mississippi Libraries.

Library: Join Emily Smith to discover how Sage Campus and Sage Skills can support the teaching and learning of essential skills across the curicculum

Library: Join us for lunch & learn more about the exciting new content available at the University of Mississippi Libraries as part of Sage Explorer!

Library: This session will focus on the integration of platforms to identify and import OA publications into the institutional repository, eGrove.

Lectures: Dr. Alecia Cassidy joins us to discuss 'Cleaning up China: The Role of Pollution Liability Insurance'

Campus News: We will be offering flu shots for all UM students, faculty, and staff. Please bring your student/faculty ID and prescription insurance card.

Campus News: Free Chipotle in front of the Union! The Peacemakers Coalition is visiting campus to foster peace, unity, and meaningful conversations.

Campus Recreation: Register for the Intramural Flag Football League (10/27-12/8) by 10/22 at 12:00pm!

Campus Recreation: Register for the Intramural Singles Table Tennis Tournament (11/3) by 10/22 at 12:00pm!

Campus Recreation: Register for the Intramural Bowling League (10/30-11/20) by 10/22 at 12:00pm!

Library: Learn about open access publishing and publication support offered by the University of Mississippi Libraries.

Diversity and Community Engagement: Join us for a cross-partisan discussion about your hopes and fears for the country and how we can build a better path forward together.

Invitation: Men's Glee and Women's Glee perform at North Oxford Baptist Church

Lectures: Corey J. Miles presents Vibe of the South: Ordinary Blackness/Carceral Intimacies about Southern trap music.

Campus News: Gain valuable insights and strategies to navigate the graduate school application process at our upcoming workshop.

Library: Interested in content creation, research with audio or video, or data processing?

Campus Recreation: Zip line through the enchanted forest, climb the tower of stars, walk the catwalk, or fly like a squirrel under the stars! Register today!

Campus News: We will be offering flu shots for all UM students, faculty, and staff. Please bring your student/faculty ID and prescription insurance card.

Library: Bring your lunch and join us as we talk about how the UM Libraries can support faculty in providing affordable textbooks in courses.

Campus Recreation: Register for our Small Group Training Session 3: Mobility Workshop, running from October 28th - November 22nd!

Brown Bag: Students are invited to join us over dinner for casual, small-group, facilitated conversation about a pair of topical ethics cases.

Campus Recreation: Join us every Thursday for a unique kayaking experience! Bring a bathing suit and a towel and register today!

Ford Center: DEAR EVAN HANSEN is the first musical to take a groundbreaking look at our ccomplex, interconnected, and social media-filled lives.

Campus Recreation: Join Campus Recreation for Yoga in the Grove on Fridays before football games! Bring your own mat or use on of ours while supplies last!

Library: In this workshop, you will learn how to use a provided LaTeX template to build your resume or CV.

Invitation: Cultural Café is a cultural exchange opportunity that encourages international students to learn about and appreciate each other's cultures.

Brown Bag: Students are invited to join us over dinner for casual, small-group, facilitated conversation about a pair of topical ethics cases.

Campus Recreation: Register for the Intramural Volleyball League (11/3-12/8) by 10/29 at 12:00pm!

Library: Using the case of Lizzie Borden, learn how to use true crime research to enhance your critical thinking skills.

Campus News: Join us for 'Don't Fear Your Career,' a workshop addressing common fears associated with the job search and overcoming imposter syndrome!

Brown Bag: Help the UM Ethics Bowl team by challenging them with tough questions. Free pizza!

Invitation: Join faculty and students from Anthropology, Art History, and Classics for'lightning presentations' on their current research.

Academics: Graduate students at the master's and doctoral levels present their research within three minutes, supported by a single static slide.

Campus Recreation: Join Campus Recreation Outdoors on a Backpacking Adventure to Bankhead National Forest! No backpacking experience necessary!

Campus Recreation: Come take our free class of the month; Halloween Hip Hop! Register on the CRapp or IMLeagues by 10/30!

Invitation: Learn about wills, advance directives, and other end-of-life planning tools. All ages--learn for yourself or to help someone else. Free, RSVP

Lectures: 'The Ace Gaze is Here & it is Nerdy, Delightful, & Queer: Thinking Compulsory Sexuality, Amatonormativity, & Gender with Asexuality Studies'

Library: We invite all brave souls to attend a wild Halloween discussion given by noted artist Lee Harper, the creator of the 'History Bones' diorama

Campus Recreation: Join us every Thursday for a unique kayaking experience! Bring a bathing suit and a towel and register today!