Members of the Associated Student Body held the first formal senate of the 2023-24 school year on Tuesday, Sept. 5 in Auditorium Room 124 located in the student union. Senators debated and
Chicory Market will relocate to Midtown Shopping Center after receiving a $200,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Healthy Food Financing Initiative. The grant will help fund construction and architecture costs,
Campaigning as a Democrat against an incumbent governor in a historically deep-red state is by no means a safe bet, but Democratic candidate for governor Brandon Presley likes his odds. “With your
Located in the Olivia and Archie Manning Performance Center, The Grill at 1810 has been is a student favorite for healthy lunch choices since 2014. This fall, it was rumored to be
Interfraternity Council executive officers and 1,545 potential new members gathered in the Pavilion Aug. 25 for the annual convocation that officially began UM’s fraternity recruitment. The convocation featured speeches from Gov. Tate
Each year, the University of Mississippi chooses a book that first-year students are encouraged to read. This year’s selection is “Callings: The Purpose and Passion of Work” by Dave Isay. Isay is
STEM majors at the University of Mississippi have much to look forward to. In fall 2024, UM will unveil the largest single construction project in Oxford campus history: The Jim and Thomas
Editor’s Note: All Residential Assistants are quoted anonymously to prevent any repercussions from the comments made in this article. With classes beginning Aug. 21, Ole Miss has spent the last few days
The 2022 National Champions had high spirits coming into the 2023 baseball season, but Ole Miss ultimately ended with one of its most disappointing seasons in recent memory. Having won only one
Sorority recruitment week, a well-known tradition in Oxford, commenced on Aug. 12. Perfectly manicured hands nervously gripped canvas totes that read “Panhellenic” as girls raced to rounds at 11 chapter houses on