The University of Mississippi is experiencing a renaissance unparalleled in the institution's 153-year history. Dramatic growth in its endowment, a huge jump in funding for research and an explosion of innovative new academic programs make The University of Mississippi one of America's great public universities.
At the University of Mississippi, the health sciences complex in Jackson trains professionals in the fields of medicine, nursing, health-related professions and dentistry. With a goal of bringing the resources of the Mississippi university to the people it serves, Ole Miss continues to expand academic courses and degree offerings on its Tupelo and Southaven campuses.
Total enrollment on The University of Mississippi is three campuses and The University of Mississippi Medical Center is almost 16,500. Sixty-seven percent of undergraduates are from Mississippi, and 18 percent of all students are minorities. International students come from 66 nations.
The University of Mississippi libraries house more than 1.2 million volumes, as well as monographs, microfilms, audiovisual materials, government publications, and more than 8,500 current periodical titles. The J.D. Williams (main) Library boasts several noteworthy features: the Hall of Mississippi Writers, William Faulkner Room, world-renowned Music/Blues Archive, and the national library of the accountancy profession. |