Story From Soldiers After World War: Historic View
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Lafayette County resident arrested on 10 counts of animal cruelty
Terry E. Pegues, a 47-year-old Lafayette County resident, was arrested on charges of animal cruelty on Wednesday, Aug. 7 by the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office. On Sunday, Aug 4, the Lafayette County
Circuit court denies motion to seal pretrial proceedings in Herrington case
Circuit Court Judge Kelly Luther denied a motion on Thursday, July 25, to seal all further pretrial proceedings in the case against Sheldon Timothy Herrington Jr., who was indicted for the 2022
Prosecutor and defense file to seal further pretrial proceedings in Herrington case
District Attorney Ben Creekmore and defense attorney Kevin Horan filed a motion on July 15 to seal further pretrial proceedings in the case against Sheldon Timothy Herrington Jr., who was indicted for
UM tuition increases for 2024 to 2025 school year
Tuition at the University of Mississippi will increase for the 2024-2025 school year with a cost of $9,612 for in-state students, and $28,440 for out-of-state students. Compared to last year, this is
City of Oxford passes new towing ordinance
The Board of Alderman passed an ordinance on May 7 that changes regulations on towing in Oxford. Jeff McCutchen, chief of the Oxford Police Department, wrote the ordinance that was first proposed
Herrington requests change of venue for upcoming murder trial
Sheldon Timothy Herrington Jr., who was indicted for the murder of University of Mississippi student Jimmie “Jay” Lee, has filed a change of venue motion for his Oct. 15 trial, which is
UM remembers faculty, staff and students at annual memorial ceremony
The 2023-2024 University of Mississippi Memorial Ceremony, held on Thursday, May 2, in Paris-Yates Chapel, celebrated the lives of 15 faculty and staff members and students that passed away in the last
How UM students juggle jobs and classes
At a time when the expectation is that college students approach their higher education like it is a job, it is difficult to imagine that students would also take on the additional