Playlist of the Week: Valentine’s Day
It’s the time of year when those in relationships buy heart-shaped candy or pizza, or maybe a ridiculously large sloth from your favorite chain store. Maybe this year is your Galentine’s Day
The 2020 Ole Miss Preseason All-Walkup-Song Team
Baseball season is officially upon us, and the Ole Miss Rebels are preparing to take on No. 1 Louisville in the first weekend of the season. The Rebels have been practicing since
What’s in the stars this week?
ARIES: This week marks a string of compassionate days, Aries. Something’s on your mind and it’s not leaving until you’ve settled the argument either internally or externally. Take a moment and breathe.
IHL Board delays vote to relocate Confederate monument
JACKSON — The Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees removed the proposal to relocate the Confederate monument from the Circle to the Confederate cemetery on campus from their monthly meeting agenda
UM alum and ‘most influential PR person’ dies at 98
Ole Miss alumnus Harold Burson, dubbed the “most influential PR person of the 20th century” by PRWeek, died this morning at the age of 98. Burson, a Memphis native and a 1940
Ole Miss football recruits react to Matt Luke firing
An earlier version of this story should have reported that Kentrel Bullock was a running back from Columbia, MS, not Columbus, MS. Since the university announced that Matt Luke would not return
Mike Norvell, Lane Kiffin among popular options for Ole Miss coaching vacancy
After the shocking firing of head football coach Matt Luke on Sunday, players storming out of a team meeting, rumors of players transferring and a recruiting class in question with just weeks
Ole Miss football to lose Gregory, Battle
Ole Miss head coach Matt Luke confirmed on Wednesday that Demarcus Gregory and Miles Battle are no longer practicing with the team and will likely enter the transfer portal. Luke said the
Campus groups make demands of IHL
Groups across campus have released official statements disapproving of the Institution of Higher Learning’s process of choosing Glenn Boyce as the 18th chancellor. The Black Student Union, United Campus Workers of Mississippi,
Will Boyce affect the university’s accreditation?
Some University of Mississippi faculty members have expressed concern about the university possibly losing accreditation after the controversial hire of Glenn Boyce as the next chancellor. The Southern Association of Colleges and