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The beautiful thing about the great outdoors is that you can come as you are. You don’t need an organized event or a big group to…

Is there ever a bad time to dive into a good book? We don’t think so. And we agree with all the bookworms that there’s something about the…

There’s no denying the past few months have been a challenge. Whether you’re trying to decide which outdoor activities are right for you…

Who doesn’t appreciate good architecture? Professor Marlon Blackwell, that’s who. When greatness can be achieved, “good” simply won’t do…

This spring semester hasn’t been easy on our teachers and researchers. But as expected, SEC faculty have responded with resilience…

SEC universities commit to teaching, research & service amid COVID-19

The next time you feel the urge to be cynical or skeptical about intercollegiate athletics, see Greg Sankey. See him on March 12, 2020, in…

Black History Month signifies a celebration of culture, perseverance, and innovation — past and present. This year, we focus on the…

The Southeastern Conference may garner most of its attention for achievements in the sports arena, but like most academic entities, the…

For the first time in conference history, all member institutions have been designated by the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education as…

Although SEC athletic accomplishments tend to garner the national spotlight, the conference is also busy creating unique initiatives to…

Learn how the SEC is discovering more, giving more and doing more than you ever expected.

Dr. Gabriela González is opening a new window into the cosmos.

The SEC goes on the road twice a year to tell the rest of the country what they’re missing.

Twenty-four hours. Fourteen teams. One champion. For these competitors, it’s the challenge of a lifetime.

They say it takes leaders to create leaders and the SEC knows that to be true.

When you hear “study abroad,” what comes to mind? Foreign languages? Unusual foods? Taking a big step outside your comfort zone?

The phone rings at 4:30 a.m. on a Monday. For most, that’s a wake-up call. But for Dr. George P. Smith, it was a call to the world stage.

At 50 hours on an airplane, you’ve traveled the distance of the world. You’d think we’ve probably seen all this planet has to offer, right?

Some people head to the beach to enjoy the wind in their hair and the sand between their toes, but not this particular group of students.

It’s common for universities to have archives, but at the University of Mississippi, stacks of files just won’t do.

What have the Vols been doing for nearly 20 years? Connecting faculty expertise and a world-class research facility for amazing results.

While paleontologists study dinosaur bones, Dr. Peter S. Ungar has spent his life studying a different kind of fossil — teeth.

Ever heard of brain-computer interface (BCI) technology?