Dont live here. Roaches and un updated outside. Also disconnected bathrooms are weird. So many…read morebetter places in oxford to live, parking is also a nightmare.

Response to Scion Group!…read more Your response does not reflect what actually occurred. Management was fully aware of the situation and was contacted repeatedly over an extended period of time, yet no meaningful response, investigation, or due process ever took place. There was unauthorized entry, personal property was photographed and shared without consent, and when we requested access to those materials, management refused to provide them. This shows a complete disregard for residents' privacy and rights. To suggest that we should "reach out" after numerous unanswered attempts is disingenuous. The lack of accountability and follow-through from management is precisely why this experience was so troubling. We would never recommend this community to students or families. Moving out was the best decision we made. It's a shame that concerns raised in good faith were met with silence rather than responsibility. -- Ornela

Where do I begin? Well, I will start by saying that Gather Oxford Apartments are great! Everything…read moreI have to say about them is good. The apartments are spacious and clean. The entire staff is a pleasure to speak with. Also, it is conveniently located near everything (the school, banks, and restaurants). It is enjoyable, peaceful, and quiet. You should lease an apartment with them. It will be a totally different experience, and you will not be disappointed. Rhonda K.

These were recently renovated, and the work was obviously rushed at the last minute. The floors…read moreare damaged, the paint is sloppy, the furniture is worn, some wouldn't even function, and a lot of things just aren't finished or are broken. A month after moving in, barely anything has been done. Even something explicitly listed in the leasing agreement is not provided. Save yourself the headache and go somewhere else.

Living here has been truly an awesome experience. A lot of people complain about fines and whatnot…read morewhile living here but the truth of the matter is how about you don't violate the terms and conditions in your lease then you won't have issues. The location of U Club is phenomenal, the JAC Park-N-Ride is right up the stairs from the office and the neighborhood is a 5 minute walk to Jackson Avenue. The gym is state of the art, taken well care of, clean, and has functioning equipment as well. The study rooms are nice and peaceful place to get away to and study. The pool is very nice with a huge Jumbotron TV over the hot tub. The houses are all furnished and include a nice big TV in the living room. The layout of the house is perfect for you an roommates. The maintenance is on top of all service requests and is there to fix your problems in less than 24 hours usually. The office also calls you to double check on your requested repairs to make sure everything is okay. The rent is fairly affordable in comparison to other properties! The utilities are ALL included such as water, sewage, cable, and WiFi. The electricity is separate but runs about $35-$70/mo depending on the season. Check out this lovely place and don't let these negative reviews from agitated residents fool you! I love living here and recommend to many of my friends and fellow peers here at Ole Miss.

Predatory practices with move out fees, charging students for capital improvements even when kids…read moreare returning the apartment in same condition received. Cost going into 1000 $ per roommate for clean group of girls.

Your experience may be different than mine. The complex is…read morealways dirty, trash everywhere, if you have animals who don't live here you have to pay a 300 $ pet fee for each dog and then 25$ for each dog monthly, I know other apartments that don't do all that, the maintenance sucks and are slow, and if you do live here don't sign a lease for another year early they won't clean the new apartment out for you. At night the street lights don't work . The staff are rude and messy. I would not recommend!!!!!!!!!

If I could give this place no stars I would. The absolute worst staff, and most overpriced bs…read morehousing ever. Not to mention everything in this place breaks and fire alarms are constantly going off! Also! Hope you don't have a boyfriend because if you do and the domain finds out he sleeps at your house more than 2 times a month enjoy a $600 fine:)) literally living on the street would be better! I moved out 6 months ago and they are still trying to bill me for random ass charges.

This place is absolutely terrible. They don't clean in the summers, and the maintenance Is comical…read moreand lazy. They tell us our cars will be towed if we don't park in our driveways but the drive ways are too small plus they never actually gave out parking stickers. They gave out "random inspections" the the first 100 or so houses and never actually came and never notified us of the cancellation and we had to call to find out they're doing it some other time this week. The shuttle bus has been broken for over 3 weeks and when it does run it sounds like it's about to explode. I know some houses have gaps that allow snakes and rodents in yet they do absolutely nothing. Highland doesn't allow you to use empty rooms when you pay AC for those rooms and threatens to make you pay an entire months rent which is absolutely terrible customer service. They also LOVE to breach your privacy and randomly come in to your house. STAY AS FAR AWAY FROM THIS PLACE, there's street racers, people asking if you have MacBook pros or expensive stuff as if they're going to rob you, and the "security" is some old man who drives around in a illegal beater car with no tags or plates and will call 911 on anything that moves. DO NOT RENT HERE, PARENTS BEWARE !!THEY CHARGE RANDOM FEES THEY DONT TELL YOU ABOUT IN YOUR CONTRACT!!!! Also, there's been multiple burglaries here over the last few weeks they've been trying to hide from us

Absolutely the most disgusting place in Oxford! I hated leaving my daughter there! Houses were…read moredefinitely not cleaned or repaired over the summer, the grounds are filthy dirty and littered with trash, dumpsters are overflowing and the pool is just gross. Electrical sockets hanging out of the walls, broken blinds, broken ceiling fans, mold growing in the vents, unsafe decks, broken garage doors etc, etc.....management just does not care. And the cherry on top? So far this year there have been two shootings... stay far far away from this run down shit hole.

The Good: The staff is usually friendly. The apartments look fairly nice. Cable and Internet is…read moreincluded. They have a modest sized swimming pool and a place to play volleyball. Not far from the campus. The Bad: The apartment move in date is August 14. This is inconvenient, but understandable. So I asked them if the first month's rent is prorated, to which they answer "No, we like to avoid tenant's confusion by prorating the rent." So you pay for a full first month, but only live there 16 days. Thanks for the consideration, but I can handle the confusion of paying half month's rent. It gets worse. Move OUT day is July 31 at 9:00 AM. If you move out after 9:00 AM, you're charged $200. Now, every other apartment in Oxford has a move in day of August 1. So, what are you to do with all of your stuff for 24 hours? Rent a storage unit for a day? They already have a full 14 days at the beginning of August to clean or do whatever. So why would they not give you all day August 1 to move out and straight into your new place? Also, I was told when I asked that "Some people never exceed their utility cap, some do every month. It depends on how conscious you are of the energy you use." After exceeding my power usage when I wasn't even there and AC was off, I don't see how that's possible. I regularly paid $30-$50 extra. Last and least, the apartments are a little small for their price.

ZERO STARS - THIS PLACE IS DISGUSTING AND DANGEROUS…read more If I could rate this place a negative zero, I would. It is hands down the most disgusting, poorly managed property I've ever experienced. First off, my roommate and I had SEWAGE WATER leak all over our furniture--literal waste water--and management didn't do a single thing. Then, we had no running water for FIVE DAYS. No explanation, no help, just silence. They advertised rent as $900, but we were charged $1,250 a month with no utilities included. Straight-up scam. The management is clueless, rude, and clearly don't care about anyone living here. The outside constantly smells like literal feces. I'm not exaggerating--it reeks every day. They put random holes in our walls, claimed they'd come back to fix them, and that was FIVE MONTHS AGO. The holes are still there, collecting dust and God knows what else. To make it even worse, we were told the unit would come furnished. It was completely empty. NOTHING inside. We had to spend even more money furnishing a place we were lied to about. And don't even get me started on the bugs. Cockroaches and other nasty pests constantly crawl inside no matter how clean we keep the apartment. It's gross and stressful to live here. The pictures online are totally photoshopped, completely fake, and this place is a health hazard. DO NOT MOVE HERE unless you want to be overcharged to live in filth.

0 star. dont live here , manager is unprofessional and cusses out tenants when he is angry.read more

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Impressive campus. I had no experience with the university prior to this visit and it was my first…read moretime seeing the campus and surrounding area. We toured the beautiful campus, ate at the rebel market dining hall, visited the Pavilion, and attended a baseball game in the evening. The school professors, ambassadors and staff were all very friendly and helpful.

The official slogan of the Holly Springs, Mississippi Tourism & Recreation Bureau is "All Kinds of…read moreCharacter," describing the town's rich history, culture, and unique attractions. As a proud native of the North Mississippi Hill Country region, I think "All Kinds of Character" is also a great way to describe the larger region. The University of Mississippi, for instance, is home to the following: - The Center for the Study of Southern Culture - The Ole Miss Blues Archive, one of the largest collections of blues recordings, publications, and memorabilia in the world - Mississippi Freedom Trail Markers - The Jackson Heart Study, the largest, longitudinal study of cardiovascular disease in Black Americans; a partnership between the NIH, Tougaloo College, Jackson State University, the Mississippi State Department of Health, and the University of Mississippi Medical Center (in Jackson) - Rowan Oak, William Faulkner's former home - The university has also played a major role in sustaining the state's strong arts and sports traditions, helping Mississippi produce the most writers per capita, the most Grammy winners per capita, and the most NFL Hall of Famers per capita. Seven former Ole Miss football players and a former Ole Miss co-defensive coordinator are actually part of the 15 coaches and players that will represent Mississippi in Super Bowl LX on Sunday. Hotty Toddy!

I have been a resident of Stockard hall for almost a full school year now and I would like to take…read morethe year in review. Upon first glance the facilities of Stockard hall look old, but not out of date, and run down, but not in shambles. You move in thinking "this won't be that bad". "How bad could it actually be?". Well let me tell you something, Father Time is a bastard and Mother Nature is a fickle bitch, and when those two get together, the most foul evil things that reside in the pit of Tartarus are awoken. It starts out fine, it's only little things that bug you, the vending machine being out and still taking your money, the occasional vomit, or the John Wayne toilet paper that is rough tough and doesn't pick up shit. But all of these are all just the still air that awaits before a coming storm. It's the quiet whisper that takes place before an ambush. If only someone were there to give warning. Looking back on it I am reminded of a quote of Vladamir Nabokov "queer how I misinterpreted the designations of doom" The fall of the dorm resembled that of the fall of Sodom and Gammorah, except for this sinful desolate home to the worst human beings mankind has to offer was not wiped out with fire, we would have been so lucky. When I enter the bathroom every time I find myself reflecting on when Sadam Hussein gassed the Kurds, a fate I would chose over spending a second in these bathrooms any day. A myriad of biological hazards exist In this cesspool we call our bathrooms. The smell of ammonia and fecal matter burns your skin on contact with the air and brings tears to your eyes. An instant reaction of wanting to purify yourself by the means of death by fire comes over you, as that is the only way you can truly be rid of the filth. A thin layer of piss, vomit, semen and other covers the floor at all times, and the worst part is when that layer isn't so thin. The standing water reminds me of the river Styx that borders the gates of hades, as it too is strewn with the various carcasses of insects and small reptiles just like the rest of the building, and on one occasion there was even a small tree dwelling rodent. The air carries a thick must that one associates with a funeral home. The filth that pours out of the air vent is comparable to the quality of air child laborers received in the coal mines during the industrial revolution. Most residents take to smoking cigarettes, because the filtered tobacco smoke is no different than the air we breathe at night. There have been no confirm instances of asbestos, but it's here, lingering, waiting to leave its mark and claim it's victims. One could go on and write a novel about the atrocities seen here, atrocities that have shook me to my very core, much like a Vietnam veteran I too have severe ptsd. But the question is posed, why, how is all of this not avoidable? Well the answer is, it is avoidable. I don't know who supervises or was so wise to chose the "cleaning staff" but they have severely fallen off. More often than not they are spotted watching jerry springer in the lobby while I wade through ankle high piss just to brush my teeth. We have cried out for aid, on several occasions, but to my dismay there has been no reply. Stockard hall is no dormitory, it is a social experiment to see if people can truly survive in the worst environments mankind has to offer, so much like Ronald Reagan's challenge to Mr. Gorbachev, Ole miss housing, TEAR DOWN THIS DORM!