Tylan Knight is the new Swiss Army Knife for the Ole Miss offense
The puzzle piece adding a new dynamic to the Rodriguez offense at Ole Miss is a true jack-of-all-trades in Tylan Knight.
Lottery board VP interested in becoming Ole Miss chancellor
The vice chairman of the Mississippi Lottery Corporation says he’s interested in becoming chancellor of the University of Mississippi. In response to reporters’ questions about the Ole Miss job, Gerard Gibert of
‘He changed our world’: Friends and family remember Sansing’s legacy
Family, friends, faculty and former students were moved to tears on Wednesday as loved ones gave their accounts of historian and professor emeritus David Sansing at his memorial service in Paris-Yates Chapel.
Brent Marsh named new Dean of Students
Brent Marsh has been appointed as UM’s new assistant vice chancellor for student affairs and dean of students effective August 1. The position of assistant vice chancellor for student affairs and dean
How a tweet about eating a colleague almost stopped a professor from receiving tenure
A month after The Mississippi Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning took the unusual step of discussing whether to grant Professor James Thomas tenure, the board released minutes detailing
‘We’re poised for new leadership’: IHL hosts first listening session in chancellor search
The Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning discussed potential chancellor candidates’ ability to recruit students and manage multiple campuses at its first listening session with University of Mississippi Medical
The 39: Who’s choosing the chancellor
In the newest development in the search for Ole Miss’s 18th chancellor, the Board of Trustees of the Institutions of Higher Learning released their 39-member panel on June 7 that will make
Final Freddy’s: DIY venue hosts final show
When Sam Cox, Pace Ward, Justin Ryan and Hunter Williams moved into the house on 310 Elm Street, they didn’t have plans to create the latest do-it-yourself music venue in Oxford, but
New Grisham Writer in Residence wants Oxford to shape her work
The newest Grisham Writer in Residence, January O’Neil, has never been to the Deep South, but she said that she is a southerner at heart. She plans to move to Oxford in
Community reacts to racist receipt
An employee at Who Dat’s Drive-Thru has been fired after giving a customer a receipt that contained a racially offensive description. Alexia Washington, a University of Mississippi student, visited the drive-through daiquiri