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  Alpha Omicron Pi welcomes you to Ole Miss

  Alpha Omicron Pi. Nu Beta Chapter (University of Mississippi)

  Sorority recruitment brochure, circa 1959, for Alpha Omicron Pi at the University of Mississippi

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  The wise Chi Omega Owl presents to you the ABC's of Tau Chapter-Ole Miss

  Chi Omega. Tau Chapter (University of Mississippi)

  Sorority recruitment brochure, circa 1959, for Chi Omega at the University of Mississippi

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  Delta Delta Delta welcomes you to Ole Miss

  Delta Delta Delta. Tri Delta Chapter (University of Mississippi)

  Sorority recruitment brochure, circa 1959, for Delta Delta Delta at the University of Mississippi

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  Delta Gamma

  Delta Gamma. Alpha Psi Chapter (University of Mississippi)

  Sorority recruitment brochure, circa 1959, for Delta Gamma at the University of Mississippi

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  Alpha Mu of Kappa Delta

  Kappa Delta. Alpha Mu Chapter (University of Mississippi)

  Sorority recruitment brochure, circa 1959, for Kappa Delta at the University of Mississippi

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  Kappa Kappa Gamma

  Kappa Kappa Gamma. Delta Rho Chapter (University of Mississippi)

  Sorority recruitment brochure, circa 1959, for Kappa Kappa Gamma at the University of Mississippi

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  Panhellenic handbook for rushees, 1959-1960/Panhellenic Council of the University of Mississipi

  University of Mississippi. Panhellenic Council

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  A Brief Historical Contextualization of the Confederate Monument at the University of Mississippi

  John Neff, Jared Roll, Anne Twitty, Darren Grem, and Jillian McClure

  Table of Contents:

  • A Few Words on Monuments
  • The Historical Context of the Confederate Monument in 1906
  • The Historical Context of the Confederate Monument since 1906
  • Additional Reading
  • Comments on the Contextualization Committee’s Revised Language
  • A Possible Revision of the Plaque
  • Recommendations
  • Appendix

  Appendix includes readings from the Oxford Eagle, The Confederate Veteran, and The Ole Miss (yearbook).

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  The University of Mississippi: The Formative Years 1848-1906

  James B. Lloyd, Thomas M. Verich, and Deborah J. Thiel

  An exhibit catalog detailing an exhibit about the early history of the University of Mississippi, held at the Archives and Special Collections Department of the university's library in 1979. Includes in-depth information about the history of the university and its founders.

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  Historical Catalogue of the University of Mississippi 1849-1909

  University of Mississippi

  Volume containing historical information about the University of Mississippi from the years 1849-1909, including course and curriculum descriptions and lists of students and faculty; for downloading, the volume is divided into two parts: pt. 1 (iii-200) and pt. 2 (201-406)

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  The Varsity Voice (v.1 n.01)

  University of Mississippi

  Concerns an article on the "Progress of the University: as viewed by a member of the Faculty" including the appointment of Alfred Hume as Chancellor, raising of the Chancellor's salary, athletics, student grades & involvement, etc.; sports year-in-review; results of literary society editors; report of the YMCA; 1907 Commencement calendar; as well as individual student happenings.

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  The Varsity Voice (v.1 n.02)

  University of Mississippi

  Concerns athletics, including Baseball & Football; the inauguration of Chancellor Kincannon; a YMCA & YWCA sponsored barbecue; election of H.Z. Brown as editor-in-chief of the "Magazine"; happenings with the Young Men's Christian Association; student news; recounting of the unveiling of the Confederate Monument in the Oxford, MS square.

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  The Varsity Voice (v.1 n.11)

  University of Mississippi

  Concerns the 1907 "Thanksgiving Game" (later the Egg Bowl) against Mississippi A.&M. (later Mississippi State University); anticipated professions of University of Mississippi students; Alumni notes.

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  The University Record (v. 4 n. 20)

  University of Mississippi

  Includes articles concerning the Ancient and Honorable Order of Rowdy Runts; the 1902 baseball season; student organizations including the Blackstone Law Club, the Hermaean Society and the Phi Sigma Society; the Lyceum Course (lecture series); miscellaneous Spring events on campus; contemporary Oxford, MS advertisements; and news of UM students

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  The University Record (v. 4 n. 21)

  University of Mississippi

  Concerning the openning game of the 1902 baseball season against Memphis University School; Chancellor Fulton's talk on social life; etc.

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  The University Record (v. 4 n. 22)

  University of Mississippi

  Includes article titled: "What Should be the Aim of Education"; other articles concern the Lyceum Lecture Series; Amateur Sports;

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  The University Record (v. 4 n. 23)

  University of Mississippi

  Concerns baseball game agasint S.W.B.U.; the Lyceum Lecture Series; etc.

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  The University Record (v. 4 n. 24)

  University of Mississippi

  Concerns baseball game against S.W.B.U.; article urging Miss. students to prepare for success in competition and not rely on the University's reputation; the Lyceum Lecture series; editorial concerning Alabama's baseball victory over UM; editorial concerning the "absent rule"

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  The University Record (v. 4 n. 25)

  University of Mississippi

  Concerning Sports; the Sophomore Class contest and its disgrace; Tennis manager Stevens; the Golf Club; the Baseball season; Editorial on degree uses;

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  The University Record (v. 4 n. 26)

  University of Mississippi

  Concerns the baseball game against Texas; the visit of W.J. Bryan; a tennis tournament; and an editorial concerning the recent invite of Spring

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  The University Record (v. 4 n. 27)

  University of Mississippi

  Concerns the Mississippi baseball win against Tulane; the Sixth Annual Content of the Gulf States Oratorical Association; editorial defending the University Record after a student's attack of its credibility. This comprises the final issue by the 1902 editorial board