Hall of Fame honors student activism with 2019 inductees
Ten senior students were inducted into the 2019 class of the University of Mississippi Hall of Fame at the Gertrude C. Ford Center on Friday, April 5. Many of those selected for
Puppy dogs’ cocktails: Mississippi MUTTS hosts Yappy Hour tonight
PMississippi MUTTS will introduce its new event, Yappy Hour, tonight from 4 to 6 p.m. in Cabin 82 of The Graduate Oxford. Tonight and the third Monday of every month going forward,
Hephner LaBanc to interview for vice-president job at University of Utah
Brandi Hephner LaBanc, the vice chancellor for student affairs, is participating in a town hall interview tomorrow to potentially become the vice president for student affairs at the University of Utah.
City considers ban on e-cigarettes
Square-goers may no longer be able to smoke electronic cigarettes inside if the Oxford Board of Aldermen votes to pass the ordinance change they proposed during their meeting on Tuesday, April 2.
New director wants to move health center to hospital
The University of Mississippi health center has recently made a change in administration, hiring Alex Langhart as the director of health services to replace Dr. Travis Yates after the latter stepped down
Ed Meek’s lasting ties to the University of Mississippi
Last semester, the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning approved the University of Mississippi’s request to remove prominent university donor Ed Meek’s name from the School of Journalism and New Media, but Meek
What was Ed Meek thinking?
Four aging men sit around a booth at the Beacon. It’s late afternoon, and the steady drip of a slow Oxford rainstorm is tapping on the tinted windows of the oldest restaurant
More than pictures: The tenacity of Mahoghany Jordan and Ki’yona Crawford
When Mahoghany Jordan opened the door to Ki’yona Crawford’s apartment a few weeks ago, she was greeted with a shriek of approval. “You look fine!” Ki’yona exclaimed, praising Mahoghany’s outfit, and Mahoghany
Students weigh staying or leaving journalism school following Meek’s post
Editor’s Note: This article incorrectly stated the year that the university’s journalism department became the Meek School of Journalism and New Media. The school was formed in 2009, not 2007. Thanks to
The Ole Miss pendulum: The momentum has been building
It is an undeniable fact of the universe and all of the forces and principles that stitch it together that Newton’s cradle would keep passing energy back and forth, oscillating until the