Parking fines generate thousands
Whether it’s due to an all-night study session or an evening out with friends, many commuters oversleep and arrive late to campus. They hope to find any available parking spot, and
Reeves clinches second term
The heated race for the state’s highest office between Republican Gov. Tate Reeves and Democrat challenger Brandon Presley ultimately went to the incumbent who garnered 408,364 votes across the state (51.6%), according
2023 Lafayette County General Election Results
The election for governor and other state and local offices took place on Tuesday, Nov. 7. 44.86% of all registered voters showed up to the polls. Here is how Lafayette County voted
James Meredith and Suzi Altman open conversation about a “New Miss”
Despite being met with riots and resentment, Meredith established himself as a key figure in the university’s history when he became its first African American student in 1962. But what of his
UM enrolls largest freshman class in state history
According to enrollment data released Nov. 2, the University of Mississippi continues to bring in record-breaking freshman classes and has the highest student population among universities across the state. You’ve felt the
107 years young: Hugh Barnett, class of 1939, is UM’s oldest living alumnus
Very few live as long as Hubert “Hugh” Barnett has, but even fewer live a life as interesting. Alive for two pandemics and two world wars — the latter of which he
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
Integration over generations: how one man sparked a cultural upheaval at Ole Miss
When strolling through a campus like Ole Miss, known by many for its historic Southern charm, it is impossible not to think about the past. Buildings remain from the time of the
UM enshrines racist figures in campus buildings
Every day, thousands of students at the University of Mississippi attend classes in various buildings around campus. They walk in and out without ever knowing the history behind them. But how would
UM students charged with felony after vandalism
Two women caught on video damaging the new fountain at the City Hall Pocket Park have been arrested and charged by the Oxford Police