Opinion: Dems, get in line.
On the day of the gubernatorial primary elections, conservative group Mississippi Strong released an attack ad against Jim Hood. It worked to portray the attorney general as a Washington elite, “standing with
Judicial Council report details vice presidential election errors
Former Interim ASB Attorney General Anya Czerwinski made an “erroneous” ruling in disqualifying ASB vice presidential candidate Sarah Doty on Thursday night, according to a report released by Alex Crouch, the Associated
Gallery: Associated Student Body candidates share platforms, answer students’ questions at debate
Students filled the Overby Center auditorium on Monday night to listen to Associated Student Body executive officer candidates debate ahead of the general election. The candidates shared their vision for student government
Opinion: Statue opinion must be challenged
In the heart of Oxford there stands a statue of a lone soldier who stares in perpetuity over the place which he once died for. For more than 100 years, the soldier has
Attorney general visits Ole Miss, shares his mission of statewide development
Jim Hood is a busy man. After 13 years as Mississippi’s attorney general, the Chickasaw County native is well-acquainted with his home state’s strengths and weaknesses and has yet to let his
Attorney general’s opinion allows for relocation of Confederate statues on campus and Square
Debates surrounding Confederate monuments and their potential messages of history and racism have intensified across the country, and Oxford and Ole Miss now find themselves at the center of it all regarding the possible relocation