Gallery: LSU vs. Ole Miss
Elijah Moore (8) stares down an LSU defender during a run in the game on Saturday. Photo by Billy Schuerman. Elijah Moore (8) makes an LSU defender miss a tackle in the
COLUMN: What happened to Coach O? – The difference between 2007 and today
In 2005, then-Athletics Director Pete Boone had just parted ways with head football coach David Cutcliffe, who had the Rebels at 4-7 in 2004, just one year after a 10-3 campaign with
CASA Encore raises $119,000 for charity
College Panhellenic raised over $118,000 for CASA of Lafayette County during the CASA Encore dance competition on Wednesday night. The competition’s donations benefit Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA). Delta Gamma sorority took
Glenn Boyce reviews ROTC members
Chancellor Boyce greeted each ROTC member individually and thanked them for their service and commitment. Photo by Billy Schuerman. Chancellor Glenn Boyce recognizes ROTC members during the playing of the national anthem
Ole Miss Basketball looks to slow down Western Michigan offense
The Ole Miss men’s basketball team’s matchup against Western Michigan on Friday won’t be the biggest non-conference game of the season, but Kermit Davis said his team is preparing as if it’s
SAA to hold first Dogs and Dogs
Before Ole Miss football’s matchup with LSU on Saturday, the Student Activities Association will pass out 500 corn dogs at the Union plaza. SAA has also partnered with Mississippi Mutts for the
Letter to the Editor: Make your voice heard –– take the Campus Climate Survey
Dear Editor, There are over 17,000 undergraduate students at the University of Mississippi. Right now, only 1,781 are using their voices to shape how the university supports its students. Do the experiences
A Play of Morality: Ghostlight Performs “Doctor Faustus”
Ghostlight Repertory Theatre, a student-run theatre organization, opened “The Tragic History of the Life & Death of Doctor Faustus” on Wednesday night. This play, written by Christopher Marlowe in the late 1500s,
Rebels hunting for upset over No. 1 LSU
With two games left in the regular season, it’s do-or-die for Ole Miss football if it wants to appear in its first bowl game since 2015. That task doesn’t get any easier