The No. 12 Ole Miss Rebels are set to take on the struggling 2-6 Vanderbilt Commodores, who are on a six-game losing streak after several ugly losses in SEC play. Although the
Before discussing the actual game itself, it is worth noting that this is Ole Miss’ homecoming game, meaning that many UM students who worked so hard to secure their respective elections will
The City Hall Pocket Park between Oxford City Hall and Square Books Jr. is the Square’s newest addition. However, less than a week after being dedicated by Mayor Robyn Tannehill, the park’s
Democratic candidate for governor Brandon Presley campaigned in all of Mississippi’s 82 counties to drum up support for the election against incumbent Gov. Tate Reeves on Nov. 7. “It’s been wonderful going
If University of Mississippi students find themselves ruminating on life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, UM may have the answer: a new minor in freedom studies. Offered through the Declaration of
Within the last week, students have been able to make their own loaded teas and customize spray painted hats — all without paying a dime. But are these events really free? The
A tight end in a Lane Kiffin-coached offense often fits like a final piece to a puzzle. During Kiffin’s 10-plus years as a head coach and offensive coordinator, tight ends have tended
When students pass by Martin and Stockard residence halls, they might be greeted with the fragrant aroma of a favorite food – pizza. A new addition to the University of Mississippi’s dining
A new chapter has begun on campus for all of the University of Mississippi’s book-loving students. The Ole Miss Book Club had its first meeting for new members on Thursday, Sept. 28.
As the No. 13 Ole Miss Rebels traveled to Auburn, a sense of understanding swept the program. Historically, the Ole Miss has not had much success playing in Jordan-Hare Stadium, entering the