Playlist: It’s time to be empowered
Feeling low? Feeling like midterms are the worst and where on earth syllabus week went? Take a deep breath, and put in your headphones because it’s time to be empowered. This week
Ole Miss alumni celebrate 25 years of music, cement legacy
Local band Kudzu Kings, formed by alumni during their time at Ole Miss, celebrated their 25th anniversary on Oct. 4 and became the first band to start the Oxford Local Music Project.
Kennedy Swann wins Illini Invitational at Medinah
The Ole Miss men’s and women’s golf teams were in action on Monday and Tuesday as both teams held top-25 positions in the Golfweek/Sagarin Collegiate Rankings coming into their tournaments. The women’s
Letter to the Editor: DM, be fair
My friends at The Daily Mississippian, As an award-winning publication that’s touted as the cornerstone for this university’s journalistic objectivity, your coverage of Glenn Boyce and the IHL’s search process for a
Rebels travel to Columbia for midweek top-25 matchup
The Ole Miss volleyball team will carry their 11-match win streak into Columbia on Wednesday to take on No. 22 Missouri. The Rebels have the longest active win streak in the SEC
IHL meeting rescheduled amid protests
The meeting to announce the next chancellor was postponed amid protests at The Inn at Ole Miss. Just after University Police Department Chief Ray Hawkins announced that the meeting would be postponed,
Editorial: Bullshit.
If there were any questions as to whether the Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees cared what the university community thought of its next chancellor, now we know. Students, faculty and
Miss Ole Miss: Meet the university’s Miss Ole Miss and a ray of sunshine: Cecilia Trotter.
Sitting down outside in 95 degree heat would normally be an issue for people, but not for Cecilia Trotter. Trotter said that she enjoys the warm weather, despite it being the beginning
Mr. Ole Miss: No stranger to halftime in Vaught-Hemingway
On Wednesday night, Stefano Subauste stepped up to the line of scrimmage with one goal in mind: find the endzone. It was the first night of intramural practice for the Ole Miss
Queen: As a first generation college student, Homecoming Queen Ciara Knapp plans to leave Ole Miss better than she found it.
Rewarding. Overwhelming. Joyful. That’s how Homecoming Queen Ciara Knapp has described her time wearing the crown. Being the daughter of a formal wear store owner and a store director for Meijer, she’s