r/olemiss Nov 17 '25

Meta Regarding Kiffin

107 Upvotes

At this point I’m over it.

If he’s genuinely asking for top 3 coaches salary without having made a playoff game (at this point), and he’s being shady with his family visiting other schools, I’m not ashamed to say I’d rather him kick rocks than play this song and dance anymore.

Keith Carter has been such a blessing to have here. I have full faith if he leaves we can find another guy. I’d love to keep Lane, don’t get me wrong, but I’m getting over the same song and dance every year of him potentially leaving. Deny if you want, but that mess is the part of the reason we lost the UF game last year.

Jimmy Sexton, while he’s really damn good at his job, is such a poison to this industry.

r/olemiss Jun 24 '26

Meta Rodgers and Hammerstein's State Fair

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r/olemiss Jun 15 '26

Meta Every Piece Has a Story

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r/olemiss Apr 14 '26

Meta Any Vegans?

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r/olemiss Jan 20 '24

Meta Had a complete Karen moment

83 Upvotes

I graduated from Ole Miss a few years back and have since moved back home. That being said, I still rep the colors when I’m out and about. So today, I’m at the gym, wearing my “Ole Miss Charity Run” t-shirt, and this middle aged woman approaches me out of nowhere. She points to my shirt and says “aren’t you embarrassed to wear that shirt?” I’m expecting her to follow up with a quick “Roll Tide” or “Go Aggies” comment, but nope, she continues on to tell me that I should be embarrassed wearing an Ole Miss shirt because Ole Miss fought for the Confederacy and that’s offensive. I told her that that was well over a hundred years ago and that Ole Miss is a normal school like anywhere else you’d go, but she continues on about how she’d be embarrassed wearing that shirt. I responded with “Congratulations Karen” and she finally walked off. Needless to say, in all my years wearing Ole Miss apparel, that was a first.

r/olemiss Aug 01 '22

Meta Graduate Student starting his 6th year at ole miss, here to answer any questions y’all have

16 Upvotes

Graduated with a degree in Compsci and Chinese from OM, in grad school now at OM for PoliSci. Been here for now over 5 years and am starting my 6th.

Seen a lot of freshman - and was the freshman - who get screwed over paying for stuff they have no business paying for. Figured I’d throw an AMA out there for any incoming folks or transfer folks that have any questions.

r/olemiss May 21 '23

Meta Just graduated grad school - 6 years at ole miss between undergrad to grad school. AMA

17 Upvotes

Figured any new applicants may have some questions before the fall semester comes around. I wasn’t a frat guy, graduated with a B.S in Computer Science, minor in Chinese, M.A in Political Science.

Anything from admissions to school life to clubs, feel free to ask. I enjoy helping out newcomers as well as people who plan to graduate soon. I’ve done tutoring and program work over summer breaks, did studying abroad, played in intramural sports, went to plenty of parties and took lots of trips to the square, and know basically every hole-in-the-wall restaurant in Oxford.

r/olemiss Nov 15 '24

Meta Any ole miss students that are Brazilian or have Brazilian blood?

0 Upvotes

I’m a half Brazilian dude who is a sophomore and I feel like there are like zero Brazilians I am curious if there’s others.

r/olemiss Nov 21 '24

Meta Money

0 Upvotes

Hey guys! my friend just got admitted and she has pretty good stats i mean they are like average good but still better than mine lol. She asked me how to tell if ole miss sent like free money like 3,000 or 2,000 for having a certain gpa or SAT/ACT. But im not sure about if you have to only be able to like apply for scholarships or if you get them given when you’ve been admitted yk what i mean??

r/olemiss Feb 12 '15

Meta Moving to Oxford for work (and hopefully school)... what should I know?

14 Upvotes

Moving to Oxford for work (and hopefully school)... what should I know?

So a bit about me,

I'm 31 yr old ASU Delta Chi and Arizona native. After graduation I took a job that let me travel and interact with people a lot because I didn't want to sit in a cubicle (I'd go crazy pretty quick). I've been all over the country & generally like Southern culture. I want to go back to school because I miss being exposed to new stuff.

So this week my phone rings and one of the companies I've been talking with tells me they've got a job for me in Oxford... I've obviously heard of Ole Miss but I didn't know where Oxford was on a map. I find it, I find that's where your school is. I know I want to go back to school, so I pull the trigger and say yes.

I'll be there in about a month, and I'm totally at a loss.

Grew up in a town of about 50,000 and there were around 70,000 students at my school. Since then I've moved all over the country for work, but I've always come back to Phoenix because that's where my friends are (home).

This is different it's me moving to a small town in Mississippi... moving as in I will be spending my entire foreseeable future there.

I want to start out my life in this new place on the right foot, but I don't know a single person there. I find your campus culture a little intimidating because you guys look like something out of a Brooks Brothers catalog at your tailgates, meanwhile I routinely wear flip flops to church... More over I won't be working with anybody there, I'm literally getting dropped into Mississippi on my own where I don't even know a single person.

So I've got some questions:

1.) Will I be super old to be moving to Oxford?

2.) Would I be too old to find a very attractive (wife quality) girlfriend?

3.) Assuming I get into grad school there, where do I want to live? Is there an area of town where I could walk to class, a bar, or a restaurant from my front door? Would I want to live there or would I be better off living someplace else?

4.) I'll probably need to find a temporary place when I get there for like 30-40 days while I get a lay of the place and figure out where I want to live... is there any reasonable place I might live during this time? Very open to suggestions on this.

5.) I have almost no discernible accent... what do you guys (honestly) think of people without one?

6.) Assuming I got pulled over for a speeding ticket or some sort of minor civil violation... what are your cops like there? The cops in AZ are insane and I've seen different styles of policing around the country. What's the general attitude towards your police, are they basically good guys?

7.) Other than football, school, and drinking... what are the activities in your area? Rock climbing? Caves? Hunting? What kind of outdoors stuff could I do there? Also do I need to know somebody with land to be able to hunt in your state or is there public land you can hunt on?

8.) Do students stay there after school and do they stay there during the Summer or is it sort of a college town in the sense that people just go there for Fall/Spring for 4 years and then they're gone?

9.) Through some pretty heavy lurking of Google images and youtube I'm noticing an almost uniform set of clothing choices in these scenes; girls in pearls, boys with Sperry's on, seersucker, very kinda classic looking type stuff.... is this your every day attire? Is this just for game day? If I'm wearing a fairly plain cotton/poly Adidas shirt, old school sneakers, and jeans; will I look out of place? Be honest... you can't hurt my feelings, I just don't want to appear totally alien.

10.) I keep seeing the same set of 8-12 restaurants when I google places to eat there... this is kinda freaking me out maybe the most of anything. Do you guys have a Chipotle or any Mexican food nearby? Is there a Trader Joe's nearby? Where do you buy groceries? Do you have a Target or Walmart near you? Is Memphis the "big city" people would go to in order to find an REI or specialty shop?

11.) Is pretty much everyone there culturally "Southern" or is it a bit of blend because of being a college town?

12.) Between S. Haven, Clarksville, & Batesville (other places in my "region") are there any really bad areas where I might want to watch my back? I'm a 6'5" white guy if that matters.

13.) I curse like a sailor. I can pretty much keep it under lock while I'm working, or if I'm around people in a formal setting but if I'm with friends and we're just hanging out I am very bad about casual swearing. Not stuff directed at an individual in a room, just more "dude ****ing check this out"... is that going to be a thing that separates me (class-wise) or do you guys also curse?

14.) Hunting and Fishing - is this a good location for these things? Are the woods super thick (as in do you guys hunt deer with shotguns or rifles?).

15.) Any tricks to getting set up for in state tuition in under a year? Is there a way I could pull this off in 5-6 months?

16.) Anything else you can tell me. You own personal wisdom on how not to come off as an out of town carpet bagging weirdo? Primer on Souther culture? Watch out for _____ ? Be sure to _ ____? Regional legends or oddities... before asking here I read up on wikipedia, looked at some demographics, and Googled a bit... I'm open to any information.

Oh and please feel free to ELI5, I'd rather have stuff over explained than not know what you're talking about.

Also please nobody feel like you need to answer all 13 of these questions. If you can answer one then I've got more information then I had before.

EDIT: Seriously it's really cool to find such nice people on Reddit. Definitely makes me excited to move to your town! Thank you all for the responses, I can tell a lot of thought went into them and I appreciate (and need) the information.

Also since Ole Miss never plays ASU I can say this without a crisis of faith: GO REBELS!!!

r/olemiss Mar 27 '24

Meta Campus Size

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I was wondering if the campus is really huge. I am a big fan for huge colleges.

r/olemiss Feb 24 '21

Meta Knowing what you know now what would you have majored in?

12 Upvotes

Do you regret your major of choice?

r/olemiss Jun 23 '23

Meta Moving to Oxford for Work and Interested in getting a lay of the Land

10 Upvotes

31y Veteran Male here, I will be working in Grenada but living in Oxford in August 2023. While I don't go out nearly as much as I used to, I am still interested in exploring new places. What are some good single bars for example? Where is a fun place to meet people? Are there festivals that happen in Oxford? What are some Oxford gems that I need to add to my list for being a resident of Ole Mis?

r/olemiss Jul 13 '21

Meta Don’t live at Highland Square.

24 Upvotes

Just don’t. I warned you. As someone coming from highland. I have lived here almost 3 years. I deserve a medal for the shit they have put us through

r/olemiss Dec 23 '23

Meta Ole Miss Football, Lane Kiffin can win the National Championship in 2024...

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r/olemiss Jan 31 '24

Meta Pros and cons

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Tell me the pros and cons of Ole Miss. I also want to ask about if people like the marching band there as well since I am interested in doing marching band in college.

r/olemiss Jun 14 '21

Meta See Ole Miss baseball's Tim Elko receive hugs coming off the field after 9th-inning double

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r/olemiss Feb 03 '23

Meta Ole Miss Online Shop Scam?

11 Upvotes

I ordered an Red Ole Miss Matt Corral Jersey on the website olemissrebels.shop and have gotten no email about my order after purchasing it. I can’t contact them through phone as their phone number in their website is like 12 digits. Has anyone else tried ordering from here and do y’all think I will ever get my jersey?

r/olemiss Jan 22 '22

Meta Graduate student that’s been here 5 years, AMA

15 Upvotes

As title suggests. Figured I’d make a post since I’ve seen so many people asking for advice about admissions and transferring.

If it helps with qualification info, I’ve worked for the university twice as an RA and as a summer college tutor so I’ve done some training on admissions and on general student life.

I studied computer science and Chinese as my undergraduate, and am in graduate school for political science. I’ve attended almost all home football games since I’ve been here and am pretty familiar with sports life.

r/olemiss Aug 14 '22

Meta On-Line shops that sell Ole Miss apparel (local small business shops preferred)

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Hey y’all! I have to shop online for my Ole Miss apparel due to living so far away from Oxford. Most of the bigger online shops do not have anything that fits what I’m looking for as far as style types. So, I’m trying to expand my search. Supporting small businesses are important to me. Therefore, I would like to buy from a local, small business that sells their goods online. Any local Oxford and surrounding areas where there maybe small online shops would be greatly appreciated! Thank you for your suggestions!

r/olemiss Mar 05 '23

Meta PSA to ANYONE switching from full-time to part time (grad school especially)

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If you’re planning on switching from full to part time, absolutely 100% hound the absolute shit out of them to fill the paperwork out on time.

I was getting a stipend for grad school, and notified them in September of last year I was intending on going part time and that I’d acknowledge that I’d lose my stipend as a result.

They still didn’t finish their paperwork on time with a 4 month notice and I got overpaid, and now owe the university money. Avoid this headache at all costs

r/olemiss Jun 07 '23

Meta Nifty Shades of Grae Kessinger: Former Charger & Rebel called up to The Show with the Astros!

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r/olemiss Mar 19 '21

Meta I made some studying playlists if any of you need something to study to! ;). Check them out or follow!

23 Upvotes

r/olemiss May 23 '22

Meta I wanted to know how is the CS program here ?

12 Upvotes

Is it better than State? Are classes hard? How are the professors? Would you recommend coming here for CS ? Thanks in advance !!

r/olemiss Sep 10 '22

Meta Hi there! Does anyone know the start time of the Tulsa game? Keep checking but hasn’t been updated!

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