ASB elects Caleb Ball new president pro tempore
The Associated Student Body elected Caleb Ball as 2024-2025 president pro tempore after an abnormal three rounds of voting at its final spring Senate meeting on April 23 in Weems Auditorium at
ASB senators elected, races for VP and president go to runoff
The election for the top two Associated Student Body executive positions, president and vice president, will head into a runoff today and four Senate categories will be on the ballot due to
ASB addresses the future of students’ academic, physical and mental well-being
The Associated Student Body discussed the future of student housing, enrollment, mental health awareness and the accessibility of drug abuse resources as UM Chancellor Glenn Boyce and University Counseling Center Director Juawice
ASB and BSU: champions of students
Though it started with only 80 students, the University of Mississippi quickly grew into a campus full of scholars. With an expanding student population came various ideas, interests and goals. The university
Student Activity Fee supports campus organizations
Within the last week, students have been able to make their own loaded teas and customize spray painted hats — all without paying a dime. But are these events really free? The
ASB Housing Committee surveys students
As more students flock to the University of Mississippi, there simply is not enough housing to accommodate them. In addition to the housing shortage, other housing-related problems prompted the Associated Student Body
Miss Ole Miss, homecoming titles decided after tight runoff elections
The winners of Miss Ole Miss, homecoming queen and homecoming king were announced Thursday evening after Tuesday’s fall personality election went into a runoff vote. Four thousand, six hundred ballots were cast
Daneel Konnar wins Mr. Ole Miss, other elections go into runoff
After no candidate for homecoming queen, homecoming king or Ms. Ole Miss received more than 50% of the vote, homecoming elections will be heading into a runoff on Thursday. Students can vote