Current Government Resolutions
- Governor Tate Reeves extends Mississippi’s State of Emergency for an additional 30 days. (Sept. 10)
- Thirteenth Civil Emergency Resolution of the mayor and board of aldermen of the City of Oxford, Mississippi, declaring additional measures for the control of contagious and infectious diseases and for the protection of public health and welfare and for related purposes. (Aug. 25)
University Resources
- UM Messages on COVID-19
- University Health Services
- Online Learning Resources for Students
- Online Resources for Researchers
- Family Connection for Ole Miss Parents and Families
- University Counseling Center
- UM Clinical Disaster Research Center Resources
- UM Student Health
- UM Employee Health
- COVID-19 Vaccine Mythbusters
- 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.
- COVID-19 Student Action Response Tiers
- Center for Student Success & First-Year Experience Online Video Library
Health Resources
- CDC guidance on how to wear cloth face coverings
- CDC guidance on quarantining
- American Psychological Association General Resources
- UMMC Guidance
- MS Department of Health
- MS Department of Health COVID-19 hotline: 877-978-6453
- Baptist Memorial Hospital, North Mississippi 24-hour hotline: (866) 941-4785
- MSDH What You Should Do After Being Tested for COVID-19
- 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