During my first year at Ole Miss, I spent most of my down-time perched on the back side of the J.D. Williams Library. While there, I would study between classes and FaceTime my old friends from community college for extra support. As a transfer student, adjusting to a four-year institution seemed
Courtney Jones
With a campus this beautiful and historic, it’s easy to find lots of photogenic scenes and backdrops. You often hear of places like the Grove or Paris-Yates Chapel as places to visit, but Bondurant Hall is my favorite spot on campus. Looking out of its second story windows onto Phi Mu Fountain and
Donte’ Ferrell
As a first-generation student, I knew that I had to build a legacy for myself and for those that were to follow me. The Walk of Champions is the trophy of a dream and a statue of hope. This location resonates within my heart every time I cross its path. To know that the many souls of current and
Denisha Wallace
Deena Tidwell
Deena processes applications for Mississippi residents with last names M-Z.
Carmen Morris
As someone who loves to stay involved on campus, as well as in the community, I love the Campus Recreation Center! It is the ultimate space for a premiere collegiate experience. Whether I'm trailing the South Campus Rail, cycling, boating, or attending a Zumba class, I always find a way to stay fit
Katie Krouse
As someone who was born and raised in Oxford and had the privilege of graduating from the University of Mississippi, take it from me when I say there’s not a place on this planet that feels more like a ‘welcome home’ hug than the second you set foot on Ole Miss’ campus. There’s nothing better than a
Patrick Salter
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.
