Some of my favorite memories in my entire life have taken place on the Oxford Square. My first memories as a child were spent enjoying long walks around the Square with my family, stopping to grab “chicken-on-a-stick”, and then heading to campus to watch the Ole Miss Band and cheerleaders practice.
Abbey Hooks
Before I decided to transfer to Ole Miss, I was an involved student on my community college campus with no real idea of where I wanted to go post-graduation. During my spring semester of freshman year, I was awarded the opportunity to attend the Apex Leadership Summit and thought to myself “This
Roquee Forson
Admissions Counselor My first time coming to visit the University of Mississippi, I was overwhelmed with joy and peace. The campus itself was so beautiful, and I enjoyed wandering through the grounds and seeing the trees and flowers and beautiful historic buildings. The energy was obvious with
Mercer Ann Moon
Admissions Counselor As an undergraduate, I spent most of my days in the Trent Lott Leadership Institute building. My time here was split between the classroom, study sessions, and meeting with professors. The Lott Institute offered me unique opportunities that ranged from volunteering, to study
Neal Ann Chamblee
Admissions Counselor The City of Oxford is home to an abundance of nationally recognized, first-class restaurants and shopping experiences, primarily located in the City’s downtown area known as “the Square.” But, for those who are looking for a more local flavor, the Square is also home to Square
Debbie McCain Wesley
Admissions Counselor The Paris-Yates Chapel is special to me because it provides a place of peace. Situated quite prominently within the landscape of our beautiful campus, it warmly welcomes all to an inviting, tranquil space where members of the Ole Miss family and community can find quiet places
