Editors pick ’em: College football week 1
College Football makes its return this weekend, and so do our sports editors’ weekly picks. Grayson Weir and Sam Harres have made their calls, now take a look at how they expect this first week to
Column: Amazing grace, how sweet the sound: College football is upon us
Ladies and gentlemen, the most wonderful time of the year is upon us. Forget Christmas, forget your birthday, forget Mardi Gras – it’s college football season. This Saturday at 1:30 p.m., Oregon
Woman shot at University Trails apartment complex
A woman is in critical condition after being shot in the head early this morning at the University Trails apartment complex, according to an Oxford Police Department press release. OPD received a 911
Weekly podcast roundup: Sports, scandals, sugar
No, Oprah Winfrey is not the reason I started adding podcasts to my morning ritual. Well, actually, to be honest, she is. I thought I was a morning person up until my
Opinion: Course requirement petition forces a social agenda
This summer, a petition floating around the Ole Miss social scene caught my attention. The petition accused the university of atrociously failing at its sacred duty to pack enough fluff into our general education requirements for students
Handicapping 2017 Heisman Trophy candidates
The greatest player in college football is a title held by an exclusive club and this year’s race for the Heisman is wide open. With the 2017 college football season on the
Foreign language tours allow international students to fully experience Ole Miss
The Office of International Programs offered a new service this month for exchange and international students: campus tours in foreign languages. The tours were given to international students who had arrived on campus a
Fantasy focus: It’s ‘J season’
Jamaal Charles, Jameis Winston, Julius Thomas. Three men on the brink of greatness. Fantasy football greatness, that is. I’d draft these three men in a heartbeat, not because of a biased love for
Wiz Khalifa concert stirs controversy
While student excitement builds for Friday’s Student Activities Association-sponsored Wiz Khalifa concert, alumni have unleashed their own opinions on the artist, arguing that his music does not embody the values described in the
Law school reflects on 50 years of diversity
The University of Mississippi School of Law is celebrating 50 years of diversity with its Recollections and Reflections conference starting Thursday. The event is set to honor both past and more recent African-American