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Artist combines local landmarks and sculpture in new exhibit

Ole Miss students and Oxford locals alike have noticed eccentric metal sculptures appearing in spots around town. These pieces of art popping up in Oxford are part of a new exhibit titled

October 5, 2018

Arts & Culture

BREAKING: Ole Miss freshman arrested, charged in weekend hit-and-run investigation

A University of Mississippi freshman has been arrested in relation to an on-campus hit-and-run incident reported early Saturday morning that severely injured another student. John Walsten, an 18-year-old freshman from Metairie, Louisiana,

September 17, 2018

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Ole Miss student severely injured in weekend hit-and-run on campus

An unidentified driver struck an Ole Miss student walking on campus late Friday night in a hit-and-run incident now under investigation by University Police. The pedestrian was severely injured after being struck

September 17, 2018

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Ole Miss eSports club to begin competing this semester

Established just last year, the University of Mississippi’s eSports club will begin competing against teams from other colleges and universities this year. The club, founded in January 2017, was intended to create

September 10, 2018

News

City, campus construction projects parallel population spike

Both Ole Miss and Oxford have felt growing pains as more students attend the university and more people move to town, placing a higher demand on the city’s many stores, restaurants and

June 28, 2018

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Gallery: Ole Miss kicks off 2018-2019 orientation sessions

June 14, 2018

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Opinion: College men’s role in feminism

It isn’t news that men often dismiss feminism because we consider it too radical or because we don’t quite understand it. Many of us were raised to think that way — the

November 10, 2017

Opinion

Film condemns college hazing, sheds light on hidden issues across campuses

“HAZE,” David Burkman’s gut-wrenching film, offers a striking condemnation of the dark underbelly of fraternity and sorority life. The film opens on a college campus reeling from the tragic death of a

October 25, 2017

Arts & Culture

Opinion: Title IX revisions a necessary change

I will be the first to say that Betsy DeVos was a pitiful choice as secretary of education. I am a proud product of the classic underfunded, small 1-A school, and I

September 22, 2017

Opinion

Back-to-school: Where to eat and how to pay for it

It’s pretty likely that by the time you’re reading this, far too many hours of your time have been spent packing, driving too long, unpacking and organizing. Your room is in fairly

August 21, 2017

Arts & Culture·Back-To-School Edition

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