One dead, one injured in Lafayette County plane crash
Two unnamed individuals — one fatally injured and one taken to a hospital — were found in a small private plane crash in Lafayette County on Thursday, March 30. The Lafayette County
ASB Resolution to condemn HB 1125 failed to pass in private ballot
During the final formal senate of the academic year, the Associated Student Body failed to pass Senate Resolution 23-6, which proposed that ASB publicly condemn a new state law banning gender-affirming care
ASB 2023 election results: one disqualified, forcing vice presidential race into run-off
On the steps of the Lyceum on Tuesday night, March 28, the Associated Student Body announced the new executive members for the 2023-2024 year: Sara Austin Welch is president, Teal Salloum is
ASB Update: Two bills and three resolutions passed, one resolution failed in final senate
The Associated Student Body held its last and longest formal senate of the 2022-2023 academic year Tuesday night, March 21. They failed one resolution and passed two bills and three resolutions. SR
ASB works with Oxford police to implement angel shot initiative
During formal senate on Tuesday, Feb. 28, the Associated Student Body passed SR 23-4, putting into place the angel shot initiative on campus and in local bars. If someone feels unsafe in
You be the judge: an inside look at ASB
With senate and officer elections coming up on Tuesday, March 28, The Daily Mississippian looked into the Associated Student Body to provide the university’s students with more insight into the organization. ASB
ASB Update: Three resolutions and two bills passed
On Tuesday Feb. 28, the Associated Student Body held a formal senate meeting and passed three resolutions and two bills ranging from constitutional language technicalities to the “angel shot initiative.” SR 23-4
ASB passes preferred pronoun policy
The Associated Student Body requests UM professors use students’ preferred pronouns such as he/him, she/her and they/them. In a formal meeting Dec. 13 over Zoom, Senate Resolution passed 22-9 with two “no”
Video of arrest sparks controversy
A video depicting the arrest of a local man by two law enforcement agents sparked controversy on social media, with many viewers finding the video disturbing. On Wednesday, Jan. 18, according to
A growing campus: Is there enough affordable housing for UM students?
In 2022, the University of Mississippi experienced record growth in the freshman class and outlined plans to accommodate that growth, however it remains to be seen whether housing will be adequate for