Tag Archives: Fulton Chapel

‘The Vagina Monologues’ to narrate women’s varied experiences with sexuality, assault

“The Vagina Monologues,” a play about women’s varying experiences with sexuality, assault, gender, and race, is being performed tonight at 6 p.m....

Third annual Women’s Empowerment Awards hosts former Essence magazine editor, recognizes women on campus

Former Essence magazine editor Susan Taylor kicked off the third annual Women’s Empowerment Awards ceremony Tuesday night in Fulton Chapel. Two female...

Black History Month keynote speaker event tonight

Eunique Jones has spent the last four years documenting and celebrating historic black leaders. For this Black History Month, she will deliver the university’s...

Celebrating the open society

Oct. 1, 1962, is a date every Ole Miss student should know. It was the day James Meredith successfully registered as a student, thus integrating The University of Mississippi and “opening the closed society.” It was the day progress began at our university. James Meredith is a hero to the students of The University of Mississippi and to all students who came...

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