UNIVERSITY, MISSISSIPPI (June 26, 2023) Elizabeth Howard of Muscatine, Iowa, is among the more than 3,100 students who earned their degrees from the University of Mississippi in May 2023.

Howard, who majored in Mathematics, received a Bachelor of Arts from the College of Liberal Arts.

"Our May 2023 class of graduates are distinguished by incredible achievements, character, and resilience," said Chancellor Glenn Boyce. "They accomplished so much during their years at Ole Miss, and we can't wait to see all the ways they will pursue their passions and reach their full potential on their paths to a bright future."

May 2023 graduates were invited to walk across the stage at the University of Mississippi's 170th Commencement exercises, which were held by individual colleges and schools May 10-14. The university-wide morning convocation took place on Saturday, May 13, in the Grove, with UM alumna Stephanie Hickman, president and CEO of Trice Construction Co, giving the keynote address.

Undergraduate and graduate candidates received degrees from the College of Liberal Arts, General Studies and schools of Accountancy, Applied Sciences, Business Administration, Education, Engineering, Journalism and New Media, Law, and Pharmacy.

The University of Mississippi, affectionately known as Ole Miss, is the state's flagship university. Included in the elite group of R1: Doctoral Universities — Highest Research Activity by the Carnegie Classification, it has a long history of producing leaders in public service, academics, and business. Its sixteen academic divisions include a major medical school, nationally-recognized schools of accountancy, law, and pharmacy, and an Honors College acclaimed for a blend of academic rigor, experiential learning, and opportunities for community action. Recognized among the nation's most beautiful, Ole Miss' main campus is in Oxford, which is routinely acknowledged as one of the country's best college towns.

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