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Ahead of the Associated Student Body’s election day on Tuesday, March 26, 14 candidates running for positions on the executive board gathered on Tuesday, March 19, at the Weems Auditorium in the

Among stickers, snacks and tables galore, students at the University of Mississippi returning from spring break found themselves in the midst of the Associated Student Body election campaigns, which will determine the

The University of Mississippi Center for Community Engagement will host its second annual UM Voting Summit from March 19-23. The event seeks to honor and reflect on the history of Mississippi and

Activist and former United States Rep. Beto O’Rourke made a stop at Off Square Books on Friday, March 8, to discuss his book “We’ve Got to Try” and galvanize voters to go

On Tuesday, March 12, the primary election sent Mississippians flocking to the polls to cast their votes for presidential, congressional and senate candidates. According to the Lafayette County Circuit Clerk’s office, here

According to interviews with 165 UM students, Florida is the top vacation destination this year. Of the students surveyed, 60 are planning to travel to Florida this spring break. Destin, Fla., seems

Students and staff at the University of Mississippi are gearing up to vote in the 2024 presidential primary elections. The Democratic and Republican primaries will be held in Mississippi on Tuesday, March

Preparations are underway for one of Oxford’s largest events of the year: Double Decker Arts Festival. Last year’s festival attracted a crowd of over 60,000 people. This year’s celebration promises to be

If students have been on social media in the last six weeks, they know about Joey Graziadei and this season of “The Bachelor.” With all the buzz surrounding the show, Oxford’s Roundtable