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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES


The Schools of Nursing and Pharmacy operate on both the Oxford and Jackson campuses. The Schools of Dentistry, Health Related Professionals and Medicine, and the Health Sciences Graduate School, are based in Jackson only. (Additional healthcare programs are available through the School of Applied Sciences on the Oxford campus.) Other than these exceptions, the schools above are on the Oxford campus.

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Thu
23
Mar
Registration Deadline Extended: Astronomy Art Contest
7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!
Southern Plate Exhibit Event: Recipe Swap Open House
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
J.D. Williams Library, Dept. of Archives and Special Collections; Faulkner Room
Library: 50+ cookbooks and recipes from the archives dating from the 18th through the 21st centuries will be available to browse and photograph.
Academic Fraud and How to Avoid It
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
J.D. Williams Library, Classroom 106D
Library: Participants will learn about specific cases of famous frauds of the past and learn about best practices to avoid academic fraud.
2023 Isom Student Gender Conference
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Ole Miss Union, Union Auditorium (124)
Conferences: Conference Schedule now available!
Registration Deadline Extended: Astronomy Art Contest
2:20 PM - 10:00 PM
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Invitation: Deadline to register for Astronomy Art Contest is extended to March 24th. Hurry up and register. Exciting prizes to win! Open to all ages!
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.
ISGC Keynote pres. by Jules Gill-Peterson
4:00 PM
Ole Miss Union, Union Auditorium (124)
Lectures: Finding Mary Jones in New Orleans: Unfinishing Black Trans History
Orel Lee (Trombone) MM Recital
5:00 PM
Music Building
Arts and Culture: Trombonist Orel Lee will give a graduate recital for his Master of Music degree.
Thu
13
Apr
Learning Excel Pivot Tables
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
J.D. Williams Library, Classroom 106D
Library: This session will provide an introduction to using pivot tables in Microsoft Excel.
Zotero: Advanced Features
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Zoom Workshop
Library: Expand your knowledge of Zotero by learning about the advanced features of the platform and developing organizational strategies.
Transcribe-A-Thon: James Meredith Letters
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
J.D. Williams Library, Classroom 106D
Library: Participate in helping the UM Library transcribe the 1,418 letters James Meredith received during the integration process.
Panel: Significance of Hubert Creekmore & The Welcome
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
J.D. Williams Library, Faulkner Room (318 A)
Library: Archives & Special Collections is hosting a panel to honor the re-issue of Mississippi author Hubert Creekmore's seminal work The Welcome
Egg Bowl Glass Recycling Drive
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Jackson Avenue Center, Danvers Lot (JAC)
Sustainability: Celebrate Earth Month by diverting your glass bottles and jars from landfill! Please rinse and sort by color. In competition with MSU.
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.
Bamboo and Cotton: The Mississippi Chinese
5:00 PM - 6:15 PM
Ole Miss Union, Auditorium 124
Lectures: Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month 
The Mississippians Jazz Ensemble
7:30 PM
Music Building
Arts and Culture: The Mississippians Jazz Ensemble present a concert in Nutt Auditorium.
Tue
18
Apr
Arab Society & Pluralism in the Song of Fairuz
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Lamar Hall
Lectures: Guest lecture by Dr. Kenneth Habib
Originalism in Practice
4:00 PM
Robert C Khayat Law Center, Weems Auditorium, UM School of Law
Lectures: John Stinneford will deliver a lecture, 'Originalism in Practice: the Eighth Amendment as an Example.' April 18, 4pm, Law School Rm 1078
Pre-Law Student Panel
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Ole Miss Union, Student Union Auditorium 124
Academics: Attend this student panel were students who are currently pass the Law School Admissions process will share their experiences and insights.
'Rituals of Restorative Resistance'
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Bryant Hall
Arts and Culture: Join us, as we host a Zoom meeting with Dr. Jean Derricotte-Murphy of Historic New Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Detroit, MI
A Pulitzer Turns 40: How Politics & Media Have Changed
5:30 PM
Farley Hall
Lectures: Pulitzer-winner Fred Anklam joins MS Today's Anna Wolfe & Adam Ganucheau in a multi-generational discussion of public service journalism.
Oxford Science Café: Science Policy!
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Heartbreak Coffee, 265 North Lamar Blvd, Oxford, MS 38655
Invitation: Science is fun at the Oxford Science Café! Join us for an exciting presentation by Dr. Kristin Lewis (AAAS).
Theatre & Film at UM Presents: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Fulton Chapel
Arts and Culture: Theatre & Film at UM's production of the classic musical Little Shop of Horrors runs April 18-21 in Fulton Chapel.
Collegians Jazz Ensemble
7:30 PM
Music Building
Arts and Culture: The Collegians Jazz Ensemble present a concert in Nutt Auditorium.

Ongoing Exhibits

Kayak Polo - Thursdays at Turner Pool
October 11 - April 8
Campus Recreation: Join us every Thursday, August 25 - December 2 (except Thanksgiving) for Kayak Polo. No experience or equipment necessary!
14 Black Classicists: A Photographic Installation
October 11 - April 8
Exhibit is in the Farrington Gallery on 1st floor and is open weekdays 8-7; ADA access through Fulton Chapel side doors.
Arts and Culture: The exhibit reflects on the role of advanced education & Classics in particular in building a free & prosperous Black community in the US.
14 Black Classicists: A Photographic Installation
October 11 - April 8
Exhibit is in the Farrington Gallery on 1st floor and is open weekdays 8-7; ADA access through Fulton Chapel side doors.
Arts and Culture: The exhibit reflects on the role of advanced education & Classics in particular in building a free & prosperous Black community in the US.
MFA Thesis Exhibition: Adriane Honerbrink, Ceramics
April 24 - April 28
Meek Hall (ART Building)
Arts and Culture: Come view the MFA Thesis Exhibition: Stillness, by Adriane Honerbrink. A masterclass in professional presentation of fine ceramic sculpture.
MFA Thesis Exhibition: Daniel E. Ney, Sculpture
April 24 - April 28
Gallery 130, Located on the first floor
Arts and Culture: MFA Thesis Exhibition: Through Flame and Smoke, by Daniel E. Ney. A reflection on what is destruction & creation, and his time in Iraq.
Sarahfest Art Show Closing Reception
September 27 - September 27
Powerhouse Community Arts Center
Arts and Culture: An Evening of Conversation with Elaine Tomlin's Family & Friends
SouthTalks: Gallery Walk with Allison Grant
September 27 - September 27
Gammill Gallery
Lectures: Allison Grant will discuss her photography exhibition 'Within the Bittersweet' in the Gammill Gallery of Barnard Observatory.
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.
SouthTalks: What Has Been Will Be Again
March 1 - December 8
Tupelo Room
Lectures: Jared Ragland presents What Has Been Will Be Again: Place, Time, & the Politics of Remembrance
Keyu Zheng (Violin) BM Recital
March 1 - December 8
Arts and Culture: Violinist Keyu Zheng will give a recital for their Bachelor of Music degree.
Richard Fuller (Piano) BM Recital
March 1 - December 8
Arts and Culture: Pianist Richard Fuller will give a recital for their Bachelor of Music degree.