Will LineLeap App hop onto Oxford’s bar scene?
The mobile app LineLeap promises to give users the power to skip the line at bars and pay cover charges before even arriving. However, it remains unclear whether Oxford bars will actually
Governors and senators share crisis management knowledge
When disaster strikes, how should leaders respond in order to minimize damage and save lives? On Sept. 14, former and current governmental leaders shared their experiences managing crises in the talk “Follow
IHL task force evaluates accessibility at UM
In partnership with all eight of Mississippi’s public universities and the Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration, the Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees has launched an ADA and Accessibility Task
Food for Thought: Catarina Passidomo explores culinary cultures Â
After earning her PhD in Human Geography and MA in Environmental Anthropology from the University of Georgia, Catarina Passidomo arrived at UM in 2014 to assume an inaugural professorship in Southern
ASB builds trust with student body
The Associated Student Body held its annual Socialize with Senators Night on Sept. 12. The event, which broke from tradition by taking place in the Student Union Plaza instead of within senate
Campus organizations educate, inform during Suicide Prevention Month
Correction: An earlier version of this story stated that the University Counseling Center provides up to eight free counseling session. This is incorrect. The story has been updated to reflect the fact
UM students in Morocco safe after earthquake
All four University of Mississippi students currently studying abroad in Morocco are safe and accounted for after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck the region last Friday, killing and injuring thousands.  According to
ASB launches Legislative Advocacy Board
This semester, the Associated Student Body is launching a committee tasked with keeping tabs on state and federal legislation. The Legislative Advocacy Board, made up of nine students, will research social and
New year, new variant: COVID makes a comeback
The start of the fall semester has brought an influx of new students, new experiences and a dramatic rise in COVID-19 cases. Students across campus are suffering from the sniffles, and, in
New Authenticator app frustrates UM community
On the first day of school, Ole Miss’ technical support office, the IT Helpdesk, found itself swarmed with inquiries from confused students. Thanks to a recent university-wide switch from Google to Microsoft