It's called the ELLIPSE. Also, It's Campaigning Season
The Ellipse is the circular area behind the Lyceum where the James Meredith statue is. It's called the Ellipse because of its shape. There are also other buildings such as the Library, Graduate School, and Business School surrounding it. However, before that, IT'S CAMPAIGN SEASON!
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So I'm leaving the statue, and I actually forgot to mention that this is called the Ellipse, and it's called that because it's a giant oval with that big heart on the line going through the middle of it. Um, and one of the cool things about is not only a block. So the business school is actually celebrating a hundred year of existence here at the University of Mississippi. It's in the top twenty percent out of business schools in the nation, and it's an amazing program. I love the business school because that's actually where my program is. One of the cooler things before we go in there that's happening is something that not a lot of people get to see. Campaign season is either for personality elections or government to elections. You're gonna get to see that first hand, which is a pretty good thing and pretty cool thing. Considering that most students don't even get to see it until they actually in the university.