The reality of NIL
Lauren Hoselton was a walk-on, non-scholarship athlete soon to begin her fifth-year season on the Ole Miss women’s track and field team when they called the student-athletes into a meeting. Sitting in
Tenants forced to move around or move-out: The 4-1-1 on 514 Jackson
The more than 200 tenants of UNCOMMON, an apartment building located just off campus at 514 E. Jackson Ave., received an unexpected letter Oct. 12: The property had been purchased by Capstone
Brown Family Dairy to continue providing Oxford’s favorite milk
When Oxford’s Brown Family Dairy announced via Facebook in late September that they were shutting down the dairy side of their business, there was an outcry of shock and sorrow. “This loss
Have a Good Day, Café
Tucked in the brick alley between the Lyric Theater and South Depot Taco Shop on the Square, Oxford’s newest restaurant, Good Day Café opened its window (there are no doors) last Wednesday,
50 years later: Title IX and moving towards equitability in athletics
Keith Carter, University of Mississippi vice chancellor for intercollegiate athletics, Yolette “Coach Yo” McPhee-McCuin, women’s basketball head coach, Rita Igbokwe, a senior center on the women’s basketball team, and Rick Cleveland, renowned
Mindfulness at Ole Miss: Right here, right now
Very rarely will you hear the words “you should really do less.” It’s especially rare to hear on a bustling college campus. At Mindful Monday meetings, a collaboration between the University of
Weekend rental market eases pressure as Oxford tourism booms
With football season back in full swing, Oxford is feeling the pressure incoming tourists put on the city. As the hospitality industry has been expanding to keep up with growing demand, many