Londyn Lorenz, Author at The Daily Mississippian

CRT can’t be in Mississippi schools but homophobia must be?

As many Mississippians and Americans know, Gov. Tate Reeves signed “Critical Race Theory; prohibit” into law on March 14. While there are countless opinions to be had on this piece of legislation

March 23, 2022

Opinion

Americans cannot accept a single COVID-19 death

As we enter our third calendar year of the pandemic, many say we have much to be hopeful for. 62% of Americans are fully vaccinated, the now-rampant Omicron variant is supposedly less

January 17, 2022

Opinion

The only Frenchman in New Orleans: Ole Miss France

[NEW ORLEANS] Rebel fans from around the country descended upon New Orleans for the Allstate Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1, but none of them traveled more than Valentin Joanny. Joanny, a

January 5, 2022

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Rebel fans party into the new year with the Ole Miss Alumni Association

[NEW ORLEANS] While fireworks exploded along the Mississippi River at “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rocking Eve” with Billy Porter, Ole Miss fans erupted as the clock struck midnight in the Napoleon Ballroom

January 2, 2022

Arts & Culture

Rolling into the new year with the Sugar Bowl New Year’s Eve Parade

[NEW ORLEANS] As the Rebels rolled into New Orleans to face the Baylor Bears in the Allstate Sugar Bowl, floats of fans and NOLA natives moved alongside the Mississippi River, passing through

January 2, 2022

Arts & Culture

Ole Miss fans roll into New Orleans for the Allstate Sugar Bowl

Ole Miss Football is officially heading to New Orleans for the Allstate Sugar Bowl, and with them will come thousands of their supporters. The city will be buzzing, with Hotty Toddys echoing

December 15, 2021

News

Leave Brandon out of this

You hear it everywhere: at Ole Miss football games, at anti-vaccine mandate campaigns, on the news, on Twitter or anywhere else you go. “Let’s go, Brandon!” Some of you may be wondering

November 18, 2021

Opinion

The day the buzzer died

Next Monday marks the one-year anniversary of “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek’s death, which sent mournful waves across the country. Trebek was a mainstay of American society, with a daily 30-minute presence for

November 4, 2021

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Disabilities are overlooked on campus

Life as a disabled student at Ole Miss is as similar to that of a non-disabled student as it is different. I still went to frat parties pre-COVID-19, I still go to

September 22, 2021

Opinion

Opinion: War — the blueprint for rewriting history

As the last American troops have left Afghanistan, figures from all sides of the political spectrum will attempt to characterize our 20 years there. Journalists and late-night hosts have commentated and –

September 1, 2021

Opinion