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HOLLY SPRINGS - For the 11th time, a cramped building located behind a former plantation house will open its doors guests to help them better understand the lives and struggles
OXFORD, Miss. – Dottie “Quaye” Chapman Reed (BA 74) was the first Black admissions counselor at the University of Mississippi, serving from 1974 to 1977. Her extensive collection of papers
From University of Mississippi students to North Mississippi natives, members of the community eagerly swarmed Off Square Books to listen
University of Mississippi professors research legacy of slavery at state’s flagship university OXFORD — Five University of Mississippi professors, along with local community organizations and other campus partners, are exploring the history and impact of slavery at the university and in the Oxford community. The University of Mississippi Slavery Research Group (UMSRG) started as a 2013 book club consisting of several faculty and administrators where they read and discussed historian Craig Steven Wilder’s book, “Ebony and Ivy: Race, Slavery, and the Troubled History of America’s Univ...