Songs that all Ole Miss students need to know
Mississippi may be the home of the blues, but Ole Miss is home to the best hype songs in the SEC. When you join the student section at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, jump right
Bird e-bikes appear on UM’s campus
The University of Mississippi’s Department of Parking & Transportation soft launched the Bird E-bike Share Program on Tuesday, April 23, offering a new transportation option for students, faculty, staff and campus visitors.
Amid identity crisis, Ole Miss students remain divided on mascot
Numerous changes to the school’s mascot over the past 15 years have left students confused over who or what represents Ole Miss Athletics. When asked, many UM students could not name the
Local library to dazzle with solar eclipse extravaganza
The stars are aligning for an out-of-this-world solar eclipse next week. To celebrate, the Lafayette County and Oxford Public Library will host an extravaganza on Saturday, April 6 from 10 a.m. to
UM plans to rebuild Lamar Hall after complaints of unsightly appearance
Editor’s Note: This story is one of a series of stories written by The Daily Mississippian staff in celebration of April Fool’s day. The University of Mississippi is set to rebuild Lamar
UM students dream up 11 spring date ideas
Spring is in full swing at the University of Mississippi. Tulips are blooming. Love and pollen are in the air. With no football games to attend, students are looking toward romance for
Navy ROTC midshipman flies over gender barriers
Naval Reserve Officer Training Corp Midshipman Micaela Espinoza has gained confidence as a female leader in the University of Mississippi unit. The junior biomedical engineering major currently serves as Navy ROTC executive
I always wanted to serve:’ Air Force cadet cherishes experience
Ole Miss Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps cadet Aaron McGraw has fallen in love with the fun work environment and the personal guidance the program offers. The sophomore mechanical engineering major
Army ROTC connects cadet to her calling
Shaunna George, a cadet in the Ole Miss Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, found her calling for service through the University of Mississippi’s ROTC program. George, a Grenada, Miss. native, joined UM’s ROTC
Second Baptist Church honors civil rights forerunners
Churchgoers and Oxford community members gathered at Second Missionary Baptist Church on Saturday, Feb. 17 for a candlelight vigil and Black history program. The celebration honored civil rights forerunners Rev. Martin Luther