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The Associated Student Body put students’ physical well-being at the forefront of their most recent senate meeting, passing resolutions that promote accessibility accommodations and suicide prevention on Tuesday, March. 5.  ASB passed

On Wednesday, Feb. 28, Mississippi Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith blocked a bill proposed by Illinois Sen. Tammy Duckworth that would guarantee access to in vitro fertilization, commonly referred to as IVF. The bill

Ole Miss Outdoors hosted an event called Rockin’ at the Lock-In at the climbing gym inside the South Campus Recreation Center on Tuesday, Feb. 20. Participants climbed the 40-foot bouldering wall and

To close out Black History Month, the NAACP chapter at the University of Mississippi held Buy the Block last Thursday, Feb. 29, giving Black business owners an opportunity to promote their goods

Friday is the final day to submit nominations for the Elsie M. Hood Award for Excellence in Teaching. Students are encouraged to continue nominating their favorite professors until the March 1 submission

The Lafayette County Metro Narcotics Unit, a multi-jurisdictional drug-related task force, issued 47 arrest warrants between Wednesday, Feb. 21, and Friday, Feb. 23. The warrants were issued for drug violations and other

Mayor Robyn Tannehill joined the Associated Student Body Senate to discuss infrastructure and housing challenges in the city of Oxford on Tuesday, Feb. 7. ASB senators geared their questions toward Oxford’s rapidly

The biennial Black Alumni Reunion is making its return today, Thursday, Feb. 29, boasting a weekend full of events and opportunities for alumni and current students to connect. Alexandria White, president of

Each month, onlookers have the opportunity to observe different celestial bodies like Saturn or Jupiter at the University of Mississippi’s Kennon Observatory. The Astronomy Open Houses are hosted by the astronomy department.