University of Mississippi “Ole Miss” - Oxford, MS: Walking Tour in 4K

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When it chartered the University of Mississippi on February 24, 1844, the Mississippi Legislature laid the foundation for public higher education in the state. The university opened its doors to 80 students four years later and for 23 years was Mississippi's only public institution of higher learning. For 110 years, it was the state's only comprehensive university.
UM established the fourth state-supported law school in the nation (1854) and was one of the first in the nation to offer engineering education (1854). It was one of the first in the South to admit women (1882) and the first to hire a female faculty member (1885).
Ole Miss also established the state's first College of Liberal Arts; schools of Law, Engineering, Education and Nursing; accredited School of Business Administration; Graduate School; and accredited bachelor's and master's accountancy programs. It has the only schools of Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry and Health Related Professions in Mississippi.

[@VickySwindoll]

My beautiful city and university ❤

[@WanderingWalksofWonder]

My father-in-law graduated from there (a long time ago). I love the city as well and so much history!

[@AmazingWalkingTour]

Super clean campus. And very quiet and peaceful

[@WanderingWalksofWonder]

Yes - and I graduated from there too!

[@jasontheworldisyours]

Impressive

[@WanderingWalksofWonder]

Thanks!

[@rodwells23]

❤❤❤

[@WanderingWalksofWonder]

Thanks!

[@johnnyq4260]

Hume Hall ❤

[@WanderingWalksofWonder]

Agreed!

[@tampazeke4587]

Shoemaker and Carrier Halls should have been bulldozed and replaced with buildings more fitting to the majestic Circle. They should never have been built on the Circle in the first place in that 1960's minimalist cube style. Totally out of place among the beautiful historic buildings at the heart of Ole Miss. Unfortunately, now that the Circle has national historic designation, the buildings are protected and we're stuck with them.