One year later: COVID-19 at Ole Miss
Samir Husni has 37 years of experience at Ole Miss, witnessing the ups and downs of the university over the years, which could explain why amidst a world-changing pandemic he has maintained
Financial aid office adopts “self-service” methods for students
COVID-19 has significantly impacted nearly every facet of daily life, from business to industry to academia. The University of Mississippi’s financial aid office is one of many adjusting its workflow to
A Question of Repair: Recounting the arrests of 89 black Ole Miss activists in 1970
The integration of the University of Mississippi by James Meredith in 1962 set a precedent of racial tension that would reverberate throughout the campus for years to come. With the founding of
“Help is real and available:” Active Minds at Ole Miss hosts its 3rd annual suicide awareness exhibit
The Grove was dotted with over 1,000 backpacks on Wednesday – with colorful messages of hope and encouragement – to remember college students who die by suicide every year. The exhibit was
PR legend honored by friends, family and colleagues
Nearly a hundred people gathered to memorialize alumnus and media mogul Harold Burson on Saturday in Paris Yates Chapel, a place his closest friends and family said he would consider home. Some
Student takes on ‘Jeopardy!’ this spring
Londyn Lorenz has aspired to be a contestant on “Jeopardy!” since she first began watching the show at 4 years old. During the first week of February, she traveled from Oxford to
‘Crossing Borders’: Sarahfest showcases cultural diversity and unknown histories
For 14 years, Lee Harper has created skeleton dioramas celebrating the fascinating and untold stories of people lost in history. Starting as a fun art project for Halloween with a “macabre version
Student drag queens take center stage at Code Pink
Drag is an artful form of expression for Wes Ngo and Greg Parker. Ngo and Parker, co-presidents of the UM Pride Network, took the Lyric stage Friday night in drag for the