Opinion: How Mississippi suppresses the college vote
The Iowa caucus started on Tuesday, Feb. 4th, and two days later, we still weren’t sure who won. For days, two candidates claimed victory. Citizens all over the country are calling for
Hot off the press: yearbooks available at The Pavilion
Editor’s note: A banner at the top of Monday’s DM should have stated that the yearbooks are being distributed at The Pavilion, not the Tad Pad. The 2018-2019 editorial staff of “The
African drum and dance ensemble to perform traditional dances from Ghana
The Ole Miss African Drum and Dance Ensemble (OMADDE) is bringing a piece of traditional African culture to Oxford tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Nutt Auditorium. The concert, “You Are an Eagle,
Hidden hunger on campus
Report shows students across the country struggle with food insecurity. The Ole Miss Food Bank is trying to help. The U.S. Government Accountability Office recently released its first report on hunger on
Column: Unexpected upsets create a special Final Four
Well, here we are. March has passed with its fair share of madness, excitement and suspense in the 60 games played these past few weeks. The Final Four is now set: No.
Ole Miss men’s basketball team looking for redemption after back-to-back last-second losses
The Ole Miss men’s basketball team will need to have a short memory after two gut-wrenching losses last week to No. 7 Tennessee at home and Arkansas on the road. The Rebels
Rebels look to stun No. 6 Bulldogs in Pavilion
The Ole Miss women’s basketball team, 9-17 (3-9), faces yet another tall task Thursday night when No. 6 Mississippi State, 23-2 (11-1), comes to Oxford with a ton of confidence in its
Despite cold weather, Southside exhibit looks toward spring
Southside Gallery on the Square is hosting its February Floral Exhibit, which runs until Saturday. Although this showing features 13 artists’ takes on flowers, anyone who’s been in Oxford since the start
Students struggle with rising national insulin prices
Mary McDaniel, a sophomore psychology major, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was three years old and has been prescribed insulin most of her life. McDaniel is reliant on insulin,
McCutchen becomes city’s interim police chief
Jeff McCutchen will prioritize increasing dialogue in the community as Oxford Police Department’s new interim police chief. McCutchen, a New Albany native, began working at OPD as a patrol officer and worked