IHL Board begins formal search for new chancellor
The Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) has launched its search for a new chancellor. The board issued a call for nominations for members of the University of
Professor granted tenure after concern over past social media posts delays process
James Thomas, a sociology professor with a history of controversial social media posts, was granted tenure by the IHL Board of Trustees on Thursday. Thomas’s name was pulled from a list of
Consistent success from underclassmen key to Ole Miss women’s golf NCAA run
Macy Somoskey had been down the whole day. Facing off against South Carolina’s Lois Kaye Go, she clawed her way back down the stretch in the final round of match play in
Ole Miss men’s golf team finishes sixth in Stanford Regional
After a hard-fought battle, the Ole Miss men’s golf team finished sixth in the NCAA Stanford Regional, just missing the cut for a trip to the national championship. The Rebels were in
Unita Blackwell, civil rights pillar and first black woman mayor in Mississippi, dies at 86
Unita Blackwell, the sharecropper who later became the first black woman mayor in the state of Mississippi and advised six U.S. presidents, died Monday at age 86. Her son Jeremiah Blackwell Jr.
Student advocacy offices merge to support the accused and survivors of sexual assault
The university Office of Leadership and Advocacy, which among other services, offers case management teams for students who have experienced sexual assault, is being dissolved into two other offices on campus: The
Men’s and Women’s Golf head to NCAA Regionals
The Ole Miss men’s and women’s golf teams earned bids to the NCAA tournament this past week. They were both selected as No. 9 seeds for their respective regionals, and they both
Student teachers disappointed in low statewide pay raise
Mississippi legislators recently approved a pay raise for teachers, boosting teacher pay by $1,500 across the board after rejecting a proposed $4,000 raise. Students looking to teach in the state after graduation
Where the statue stands: justification, presentation and approval still needed
The university is currently working with the Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH) to receive a permit for the relocation of the Confederate monument on campus, which must happen before the
Rebels drop midweek bout in Hattiesburg
Ole Miss baseball lost its second-straight non-conference game and eighth of the season on Wednesday night as the Rebels fell to Southern Miss in Hattiesburg 5-3. The Rebel bats were silenced as