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
Rest and relaxation: UM Campus Recreation hosts sunset yoga
In an effort to help students alleviate the stress of schoolwork and upcoming finals, the University of Mississippi Campus Recreation hosted a free Sunset Yoga class on April 22 for students to
Behind the LGBTQ experience at UM
Growing up, Jacob Matthews never questioned his sexuality. He went through his entire childhood assuming that he was straight. But when others started to question his sexuality, he took a step back
SAA opts to skip spring concert
The University of Mississippi and the Student Activities Association will not host a free concert this spring. Previous performers at these SAA-sponsored spring concerts include PARTYNEXTDOOR, Riley Green, Thomas Rhett, Wiz Khalifa
Getting to the root of potential causes for UM’s fallen trees
The University of Mississippi has experienced several inches of rain and strong winds throughout the past few weeks. As a result of this bad weather, multiple trees fell on April 10 and
Fifth annual UM Giving Day brings in $11.5 million
The University of Mississippi held its fifth annual Giving Day on April 9-10, raising $11.5 million through just over 3,000 donations from alumni and students. Giving Day is a day open for
UM observes Denim Day to raise awareness about sexual assault
The University of Mississippi’s VIP: Survivor Support Office and student organization Rallying Against Sexual Assault will observe Denim Day as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month on April 24. Denim Day, which
UM’s 2024 common read delves into the ‘Science of Getting Happier’
The University of Mississippi announced its annual common read book selection on April 14 titled, “Build the Life You Want: The Art and Science of Getting Happier” by Harvard leadership professor Arthur
The Swift Society hosts album release party for ‘The Tortured Poets Department’
The Swift Society, a student-led organization at the University of Mississippi, hosted a “Tortured Poets Department” release party on April 19 in Guyton Hall. Swifties and non-Swifties alike gathered to indulge in
UM celebrates National Poetry Month with open mic night
The Department of African American Studies collaborated with the Luckyday Scholars Program to host the Voice of Resilience open mic night on Wednesday, April 17 in the Residential College Marketplace dining facility,