UM Tops Chronicle of Higher Education’s List of Colleges Doing Their Job Well

The University of Mississippi has been named "most appealing" college in an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education.

Art, Modern Languages Professors Receive Awards for Outstanding Teaching at UM

Two professors in the University of Mississippi's College of Liberal Arts have been recognized for excellence in classroom teaching and concern for students' welfare.

Senior Honors Student with Triple Major Named UM’s 12th Goldwater Scholar

Rowan Oak Curator Bill Griffith to Welcome Annual Conference Visitors to Faulkner Estate

Nobel-prize winning author William Faulkner becomes more than just a name to the thousands of people each year who visit the secluded 33-acre Faulkner estate on the University of Mississippi campus.

Sandra Beasley Is Fourth Summer Poet-in-Residence

Sandra Beasley, winner of the 2009 Barnard Women Poets Prize, is the fourth Summer Poet-in-Residence at the University of Mississippi.

UM ROTC graduates leave school without fear of job, with memories

Unlike most students, those in the Reserve Officer Training Corps at the University of Mississippi aren’t faced with uncertainty about their futures after graduation.

Fellowship Gives Humanities Students Taste of Doctors’ Real-World Ethical Dilemmas

Two University of Mississippi humanities students are making the rounds at the University of Mississippi Medical Center this summer, observing both patients and physicians while getting an up-close look at emerging ethical issues in modern medicine.

Hattiesburg Honors Student Named University’s 14th Truman Scholar

Lauded as "change agents," Truman Scholars are undergraduate students who have the passion, intellect and leadership potential to improve the ways that government and other entities serve the public good.