Ole Miss Admissions

‼️Orientation Registration is NOW OPEN‼️ Confirm your plans to enroll at @OleMiss by registering for orientation and paying your enrollment fee. Sessions fill up quickly, so sign up soon! We can't wait to see our new Rebs this summer! ☀️ Register: bit.ly/3Mz0QVR

The tulips have officially bloomed! #HottyToddy

For the first time in program history, the Rebels are the NCAA Champs in Smallbore! 🏆 #HottyToddy

Oxford is ranked in the Top 10 in the South for 2026 by Southern Living. This place we call home continues to stand out. From campus at the University of Mississippi to the heart of the Square, it’s the people, the traditions and the feeling that make Oxford so special. And if you’ve been here, you know there’s nowhere quite like it. Read More: bit.ly/4sq0vEN

Class of 2027, join us for Junior Preview Day on April 11th! This visit day will give you the opportunity to explore campus, learn about academic programs, hear from reps about financial aid & scholarships, and discover student organizations. Register: bit.ly/4bvPKJw

HOTTY TODDY!!!!!!! @OleMissMBB

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‼️Orientation registration opens March 2nd‼️ Registration will open on Monday, March 2nd at 8:30 AM CST in your Enrollment Portal. For dates and details visit: bit.ly/3Mz0QVR #HottyToddy #MakeItYours

THE REBS ARE 8-0

Current Status: The university will reopen Monday, Feb. 9. Today, Chancellor Glenn Boyce shared guidance about our return on Monday, Feb. 9 with students and employees. Our updates will now focus on providing practical information and resources to help prepare for the return. Please continue monitoring your university email for updates from housing, dining, academic affairs, health services, human resources and other campus departments. KEY GUIDANCE - To support ongoing recovery and revitalization work over the weekend and allow crews the space they need to work safely and efficiently: - Employees should plan to return to campus no earlier than Monday morning, Feb. 9. We understand this may require adjustments to your usual weekend routines or preparation time. - Students living on campus should plan to return on Sunday, Feb. 8 after 1 p.m. All dining locations will be open at that time. We understand that some students may need to arrive earlier due to flight schedules or other travel constraints. The Department of Student Housing will communicate additional guidance. - Students living off campus should begin planning your return to Oxford with enough time to assess your living situation and check for any storm-related issues. If you’re still without power or struggling with travel logistics, please communicate with your instructors. - For assistance with storm-related challenges that may affect your return, please contact our call center at 662-915-7211 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. so we can understand your needs and share available resources to help. SERVICES - The Gertrude C. Ford Student Union will be open 8 a.m.–5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 6 and Saturday, Feb. 7. On Sunday, Feb. 8, hours will be 8 a.m.–8 p.m. with expanded food service available (see dining section below). - Human Resources has shared time entry and approval guidance for non-exempt (hourly) employees impacted by the university closure. The deadline for time entry and supervisor approval is Monday, Feb. 9, at 1 p.m. - OUT buses will resume campus routes when the university reopens on Monday, Feb. 9. Download the TransLoc app for updates. - Due to flooding in the V.B. Harrison Building from Winter Storm Fern, Student Health Services will temporarily relocate to the South Oxford Center (2301 South Lamar Blvd.) beginning Monday, Feb. 9. Employee Health Services and Pharmacy Health Services will continue to operate in their current locations. DINING - Beginning Sunday, Feb. 8, Dining Services will resume regular operations in all locations, including meal card swipes. - Rebel Market and The Dish at the Residential College remain open from 10 a.m.– 5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 6 and Saturday, Feb. 7. Blenz Bowls remains open in the Union from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. - Please see the following dining locations and hours for Sunday, Feb. 8: Residential - Rebel Market, 9 a.m.–3 p.m., 4 p.m.–8 p.m. - The Dish, 10 a.m.–2 p.m., 5 p.m.–9 p.m. Student Union - Panda Express, 11 a.m.–8 p.m. - McAlister’s Deli, 11 a.m.–8 p.m. - Blenz Bowls, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Minor - Jimmy John’s, 1 a.m.–Noon P.O.D.s - Towers, Noon–12 a.m. - Crosby, Noon–12 a.m. Food Trucks - Pick Thai, TBD - Munchie’s, TBD OTHER UPDATES - On Friday, Feb. 6 from 4:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m., Ole Miss Dining will offer boxes of chicken tenders and sauces for the community at Oxford Middle School (222 Bramlett Blvd) while supplies last. *The university has established a Call Center for non-emergency university updates, please call 662-915-7211 (hours: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.). Follow @OleMiss for regular updates.

It’s not all the way back, but it’s moving forward. Cleanup continues. Progress is visible. Hope reigns. #HottyToddyStrong

Dear university community, Winter Storm Fern has left significant and heartbreaking damage across our campus, our homes and our region. Recovery will take time, and it will take all of us united in resilience. Today, we announced that our campus will remain closed through Sunday, Feb. 8. While our teams have worked tirelessly to restore operations, the impacts of this storm go far beyond our campus. The people of our city and county, including thousands of students and employees, are facing the loss of power and water, internet and cellular connectivity issues and intermittent access to food and fuel. Our focus remains on keeping our people safe, and that means acknowledging that we are part of a larger community in crisis. Conditions remain hazardous with ice on roads and walkways, inoperable stop lights, downed trees and power lines as well as falling ice as temperatures fluctuate. I urge everyone to avoid non-essential travel on campus, both on foot and by vehicle, so our recovery teams have the space they need to work safely and diligently. In the midst of this devastation, we have witnessed the extraordinary strength of our community and the unwavering dedication of those who have cared for our students. Our housing staff, dining teams, facilities crews, police and emergency responders and so many others have gone above and beyond, working around the clock in difficult and dangerous conditions. We are so grateful to each of them, and to our first responders and community partners. Updates will continue as recovery progresses and as we are able to safely restore full operations. Until then, please continue to exercise caution, look out for one another and draw strength from the incredible community that surrounds us. Sincerely, Glenn F. Boyce Chancellor

It's time for Admitted Student Days! Don't miss out on the opportunity to meet faculty, staff, and future classmates while getting a look of what life will be like for YOU as an Ole Miss student. 🔗 connect.olemiss.edu/status #HottyToddy #OleMissBound

Only ONE month left to submit the Freshman Scholarship Application for fall 2026! The deadline to submit the application is January 10. All freshmen are strongly encouraged to apply! 🔗 olemiss.scholarshipuniverse.com #OleMissBound #HottyToddy

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Rumor has it, this "Let's Go Rebs" chant was heard all the way in Phoenix 📣 This is #HottyToddy Read More: bit.ly/4puWsEC

It's a 🪇𝐅𝐈𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐀🪇 in the '𝐒𝐈𝐏! The @olemissfb Rebs are @fiesta_bowl bound! 🌵 This is #HottyToddy.

How SWEET it is to be an Ole Miss Rebel! 🍬 This is #HottyToddy #SugarBowl

Scenes from last night. Who’s ready for Phoenix?? This is #HottyToddy

THE DREAM SEASON FOR OLE MISS CONTINUES‼️ THE REBELS ARE HEADED TO THE CFP SEMIFINALS 🙌 @OleMissFB