Oxford falls behind in census-taking
Oxford is falling behind in the race to finish the headcount for the decade, according to data from the 2020 Census Bureau. As of Aug. 19, 42.3% of Oxford citizens had completed
The monument moved, but is the community content?: Here is what you missed concerning the Confederate monument and its relocation
The last time students were on campus in March, the Confederate monument still towered over the entrance to the Circle, and the state Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) Board of Trustees had
UM student and alum prepare to launch new app DaisNotes
With most classes online this semester, students might struggle to connect with each other. UM alum Nicholas Neilson-Slabach and senior Kyle Herbert plan on changing that with their new app DaisNotes. Neilson-Slabach
Lane Kiffin addresses new practice routines
The pandemic has altered sports with season delays, a new practice routine and mandated bubbles for sports teams. Ole Miss football, which began its 2020 preseason training camp last week, has committed
Letter to the Editor: We all want football. Let the professionals decide if it’s safe.
To the Editor, It’s been a long, hot summer unlike any we’ve ever known. The slightest whiff of fall in the early mornings takes many spirits almost immediately to Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. To
Opinion: Mass COVID-19 testing should be the bare minimum
My return to Oxford looks different from what I imagined when I left. Behind my mask, I smile at familiar faces while walking in the Circle, despite obstructed views and a six-foot
The outbreaks on campus begin: athletes, Greek members and more
Move-in for the fall semester began on Aug. 15, and since then, 46 students have tested positive for COVID-19, according to the university’s confirmed cases report. Of these cases, six are specified
‘Football season is essential’: No football season could cost millions in revenue and devastate local businesses
The fall season usually draws in Ole Miss football fans from all around the country every year to enjoy one of the greatest college football experiences in the South. With the coronavirus
University welcomes students back, no plan for widespread testing
Students moved back onto campus last week for the first time since classes switched to an online format in March, but currently, the university does not have a publicly available plan to
SEC approves new preseason football practice plans
Traditional football fall camp with unlimited hours of football practice time is no longer permitted this year under the newest SEC guidelines. The Southeastern Conference approved the guidelines on Tuesday to include