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Animator Elizabeth Ito collaborates with Living Music Resource - Vimarsana News

Animator Elizabeth Ito collaborates with Living Music Resource

Director, writer and Peabody Award-winning animator Elizabeth Ito appeared on the Living Music Resource show on Nov. 8 as a

A town of many colors: Oxford Pride - The Daily Mississippian - Vimarsana News

A town of many colors: Oxford Pride - The Daily Mississippian

All the colors of the rainbow will collide on April 24-30. Oxford Pride, organized by the Sarah Isom Center for

Club Sarahfest winners chosen - Vimarsana News

Club Sarahfest winners chosen

Seven University of Mississippi students have the opportunity to perform alongside two professional pop musicians at a concert presented at

Isom Center Celebrates 40 Years of Women's Studies - Vimarsana News

Isom Center Celebrates 40 Years of Women's Studies

Ole Miss News UM academic, social support center continues leading with yearlong reflection The official story of women at Ole Miss goes all the way back to the 1880s with the admission of the first 11 female students in 1882 – making it one of the first Southern universities to do so. This was followed three years later by the hiring of Sarah McGehee Isom, the university’s first female faculty member and the first female faculty member at a coeducational institution of higher learning in the Southeast. But decades later, the university’s position on women had gone from progressive to o...

Professor Helps Pharmacists Care for Victims of Intimate Partner Violence - Vimarsana News

Professor Helps Pharmacists Care for Victims of Intimate Partner Violence

Ole Miss News Marie Barnard to create resources through pilot research program Marie Barnard OXFORD, Miss. – Intimate partner violence is a prevalent, yet often overlooked, health issue for many people in the United States. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it affects one in four women and one in 10 men during their lifetimes. Violence by intimate partners can greatly affect the health of victims, sometimes in ways that go unseen, said Marie Barnard, an assistant professor of pharmacy administration in the University of MississippiSchool of Pharmacy. “Intim...