Musical Oxonian twins film video to showcase city’s diversity
“We’re filming a music video,” Margaret King shouted at a crowd of people walking on the Square. “Come be a part of it!” That music video was for a song called “Color
City passes alcohol safety ordinance, approves ID scanners and cameras on Square
The Oxford Board of Aldermen unanimously passed the “Alcohol and Safety” ordinance Tuesday night, which will require students to scan their IDs to enter bars, will require sororities and fraternities to rent
Rebel Soccer dominates in weekend sweep of Jaguar Classic
Ole Miss Soccer improved to 5-1 on the season after sweeping the Jaguar Classic with victories over Troy and South Alabama over the weekend. The Rebels came away with a 5-2 victory
Column: Thoughts and analysis of Ole Miss’ game one victory
The Ole Miss defense impressed, and the offense lit it up in the Rebels’ 47-27 win over Texas Tech on Saturday in NRG Stadium. The Rebel offense, led by its elite corps
Ole Miss opens season with convincing win over Texas Tech
HOUSTON — Ole Miss took care of business in its season opener against Texas Tech with a 47-27 win on a neutral field in Houston. The win snapped a 15-game winning streak
The changing face of Ole Miss: A look back at the university’s mascots
The new face of the University of Mississippi — the character that will likely emblazon tents, cups, stickers and fan paraphernalia this season — is Tony the Landshark. Revealed on Aug. 18
Ole Miss, Texas Tech set for shootout in Houston
Kickoff has arrived. The Ole Miss Rebels will take on the Texas Tech Red Raiders on Saturday in a neutral-site game at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. This clash of two similarly
New Downtown Unit formidable presence on the Square
For nearly two years, Oxford Police Department has dedicated a team of officers to helping downtown business owners feel more secure during crowded nights on the Square. The Downtown Unit was formed
Rebel Roll Call: Defensive backs’ experience a vital asset
The Ole Miss defense has been the subject of much criticism over the last two seasons, but the “Landshark D” hopes to turn its fortunes around in 2018. The Rebels are inexperienced
Parking department sells fewer permits at increased cost
West Residential parking permits sold out in five hours this year, and Central Residential permits were gone within a day. Commuter permits followed, selling out in under a month. In the two