How Ole Miss Football bolsters Oxford’s economy
Each game day weekend, Ole Miss fans from near and far pour into Oxford, The Grove and Vaught-Hemingway Stadium to support the Rebels. While some may complain about the long lines at
Emmett Till documentary reexamines tragedy, lacks diversity
In the 20th–century South, history was distorted to fit into a segregated agenda that allowed Emmett Till’s murderers to walk away freely. What the public once knew about the case of Emmett
Dennis Prager meets students, Oxonians at Oxford event
Dennis Prager, a nationally syndicated radio host and co-founder of PragerU, a conservative media company, was hosted by Oxford Sessions on Oct. 12 at The Jefferson. In an era of increasing political
UM Hillel holds candlelight vigil to mourn dead, pray for peace
Members of the University of Mississippi Hillel, a Jewish campus organization, held candles and offered prayers for Israelis, Palestinians and peace in a vigil held at the Paris-Yates Chapel on Thursday, Oct
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
Cheyenne Ethridge builds close-knit team of STEM students at UMÂ
Engineering is one of the most male-dominated professions in the U.S. — with women composing only 24% of students within the University of Mississippi School of Engineering and 13% of the workforce
UM offers new traditional nursing program
Students interested in pursuing nursing no longer need to leave Oxford to complete their degree. The University of Mississippi will offer a traditional four-year nursing program beginning in 2024. This new program
Ole Miss prepares for flu season
As Mississippi transitions to fall and temperatures drop, the University of Mississippi is preparing for autumn’s most infamous side effect: flu season. On a large college campus where students are packed tightly
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
UM grieves loss of student Cameron Rutland
Nineteen-year-old University of Mississippi student Cameron Rutland died on Oct. 6 in his room at Stockard Hall. Originally from Perkinston, Miss., Rutland was pursuing a Bachelor of Accountancy degree.  A visitation will