University Resources
- UM Messages on COVID-19
- Online Learning Resources for Students
- Online Teaching Resources for Faculty
- University Counseling Center
- UM Clinical Disaster Research Center Resources
- UM Student Health
- UM Employee Health
- Ole Miss Food Bank
- UM Office of Global Engagement
- University Police Department
- Emergency: 662-915-4911
- Non-emergency: 662-915-7234
- Campus Recreation Resources
- IT Helpdesk
- UM Expertise on COVID-19
- Violence Prevention Program Resource Sheet for People who Have Family or Friends in Abusive Relationships. For additional information, contact Shelli Poole at sapoole@olemiss.edu.
- Center for Student Success & First-Year Experience Online Video Library
Health Resources
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- CDC What To Do If You Are Sick
- CDC recommendation related to face coverings to help slow the spread of COVID-19 and how to make a mask for personal use
- American Psychological Association General Resources
- UMMC Guidance
- MS Department of Health
- MS Department of Health COVID-19 hotline: 877-978-6453 (now available 24/7)
- The Mississippi Department of Mental Health (MDMH) continues to support its mission by responding to e-mails and phone calls and providing guidance and support for the public. The MDMH Helpline (1-877-210-8513) will remain staffed at all times during the pandemic.
- Johns Hopkins Coronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases
State and Local Government Proclamations
- The City of Oxford issues phase 2 of recovery plan “Serving Oxford Safely” – May 31, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1494 extending certain protections for healthcare facilities and healthcare workers – May 29, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1493 updating the list of counties remaining under the “Safer at Home” order until June 8, 2020 – May 29, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1492 outlining the “Safe Return” order, providing guidelines for group gatherings, travel, business operations, healthcare activities, recreation and amusement activities, reception halls/conference centers, schools and courts of law, in effect until June 15 – May 28, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1491 allowing outdoor sports complexes, theaters, libraries and museums to reopen with limitations – May 27, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1488 extending the “Safer at Home” order until June 1, 2020 – May 22, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1487 allowing school sports training programs to resume and outdoor parks to reopen with limitations – May 22, 2020
- The Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning passes a resolution stating the Board’s intention that all eight public universities resume traditional operations on their campuses in Fall 2020 – May 21, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1486 allowing certain businesses to reopen and specific recreational activities to resume with limitations – May 15, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1485 extending certain protections for healthcare facilities and healthcare workers – May 15, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1484 allowing some non-essential workers to return to work, extending the FMCSA Expanded Emergency Declaration, allowing pools to open with limited hours and setting an end date of June 1, 2020 for suspending evictions – May 14, 2020
- The City of Oxford issues phase 1 of recovery plan “Serving Oxford Safely” – May 9, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1480 allowing gyms to open with limitations – May 8, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1478 allowing restaurants, bars and parks to open with limitations, in effect until May 11, 2020 – May 4, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1477 outlining the “Safer at Home” order in effect until May 11, 2020 – April 24, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues Executive Order 1470 mandating a delay for all surgeries or procedures not immediately necessary, through April 27, 2020 — April 11, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves waives the in-person requirement for notarizing documents for the duration of the COVID-19 emergency — April 7, 2020
- Oxford Mayor Robyn Tannehill and the board of aldermen of the City of Oxford pass a third resolution declaring additional measures for the control of contagious and infectious diseases and for the protection of public health and welfare and for related purposes (The updated resolution remains in effect until April 20) — April 2, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves issues a statewide shelter-in-place to protect public health – April 1, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves signs Executive Order regarding COVID-19 – March 25, 2020
- FAQs regarding the City of Oxford’s stay-at-home resolution – March 22, 2020
- The City of Oxford issues stay-at-home resolution – March 22, 2020
- Governor Tate Reeves extends COVID-19 school closings until April 17 – March 17, 2020