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Community Redefining Legal Education: Class Focuses on Leadership Via Service

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Philanthropy, Staff News Scholarships Make Lasting Impact on Ole Miss Students

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Commencement Are You Ready for Commencement? Here’s What You Need to Know

Redefining Legal Education: Class Focuses on Leadership Via Service

OXFORD, Miss. – Imagine a law school class where no cases were briefed, no oral arguments made – but instead, empathy was gained and service given through a variety of methods including leadership theory, alternative textbooks, notable guest lecturers and community service.

University Memorial Service Scheduled May 1

OXFORD, Miss. – 17�Թ�� will honor members of the campus community who died during 2024-25 at an annual Memorial Ceremony, set for 4 p.m. Thursday (May 1) in Paris Yates Chapel.

Scholarships Make Lasting Impact on Ole Miss Students

OXFORD, Miss. – Two scholarship funds established by a University of 17�Թ�� alumnus from Picayune have helped dozens of Ole Miss students realize their dreams of becoming accountants, engineers and medical professionals.

Five Former UM Administrators Share Leadership Experience

OXFORD, Miss – Five former University of 17�Թ�� administrators with more than a century of combined leadership experience returned to campus this spring for a panel discussion, sharing insights and reflections with faculty, staff and students.

Journey to Commencement

All JTC Stories

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JTC 25: An Educator’s Journey to Make a Difference

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JTC 25: Leading Through Service

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JTC 25: A Legacy Fulfilled

Legacy of Research

All Research News

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Cinnamon Could Affect Drug Metabolism in the Body

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Researchers Use Machine Learning to Predict Exercise Adherence

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Pioneering Cannabis Research: UM Leads New National Resource Center

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Commencement

Super Bowl Champion A.J. Brown Named Ole Miss Commencement Speaker

OXFORD, Miss. – Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver and former Ole Miss Rebel A.J. Brown will go from catching touchdowns in the Super Bowl to delivering words of encouragement and inspiration at the University of 17�Թ��'s 172nd annual Commencement on May 10.

In the Grove Again

Videos of Rebel Life

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Featured Professor: Andrew Yockey

Andrew Yockey is an assistant professor of public health who specializes in adolescent health and psychiatric epidemiology. He has recently published research on methamphetamine mortality rates, kratom availability and the rising threat of nitrous oxide misuse. Meet Andrew

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