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Good times in a college town like Oxford often include tailgating, listening to live music on the Square and social events around town and on campus. More often than not, alcohol is

Before they begin their time at the University of Mississippi, every student has an idea of the university’s collective identity. Ole Miss has been called a party school, a rich school, a

Maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle while managing the stressors of college life can be difficult. Still, health and wellness remain pillars of the college experience for many students at the University

Discussions about mental health and anxiety are becoming more common among University of Mississippi students. “University students in today’s world as a whole seem to have a significant amount of anxiety,” Kris

Growing up, Jacob Matthews never really questioned his sexuality. He went through his entire childhood assuming that he was straight, not thinking about it. But, when others started to question his sexuality,

Hordes of visitors flocked to the University of Mississippi on Saturday, April 13, to peruse the booths that lined the Circle, Galtney-Lott Plaza and the Union Plaza in honor of the third

April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. In the spirit of raising awareness and supporting survivors, student organization Rallying Against Sexual Assault is organizing multiple events at the University of Mississippi.

The University of Mississippi Associated Student Body hosted its first senate meeting under newly elected Vice President Jack Jones on Tuesday, April 9, in Weems Auditorium. This meeting did not feature any

A giant Grove tree fell on the sidewalk in front of Gertrude C. Ford Ole Miss Student Union at approximately 12:50 p.m. on Thursday, April 11. This is at least the third

Ten students were inducted into the University of Mississippi’s Hall of Fame in a ceremony at the Gertrude C. Ford center on Friday, April 5. Each year, students are selected from the