Melanie Martinez returns with sophomore album K-12
From NBC’s “The Voice” to her newest title “K-12,” Melanie Martinez has brought her unique artistic vision to speakers and screens of all sizes with her new album “K-12.” The album was
Opinion: Mississippi’s mental health excuse for gun violence doesn’t hold up
After mass shootings, we often hear pro-gun politicians coming forward with prayers and vague assertions that improvements to mental health — without any adjustments to gun laws — will prevent a “next
Opinion: Focus on the Greek system, not flowers
The roar of excitement as you approach Business Row in September elicits an almost visceral reaction for many upperclassmen. We dodge stickers like Keanu Reeves and suddenly have to make important phone
Opinion: Crowning Carl, significance of first UM homecoming king
Last year, the Election Reform Task Force was created by Leah Davis (class of 2020) and Katherine Sistrunk (class of 2019) with the goal of finding ways to make the elections more
Opinion: Vote when it matters most (not just in personality elections)
Are you worried about student loan debt? You can vote on it. Do you think 4/20 should be a national holiday? You can vote on it. Are you just sick and tired
Opinion: We need a better Hume, not another gym
When you think about Ole Miss, you think about the Lyceum or Ventress Hall which have been staples of this University for over a century. Your mind probably doesn’t immediately jump to
Opinion: What should go in the statue’s place?
The University of Mississippi is in an identity crisis. At times, this crisis seems to have permeated every inch of our space and each one of our people, its instances ranging from
Letter to the editor: When the university is silent, we should listen
It was the first day of the semester, and The Daily Mississippian’s headline simply read: 173 Days. That same day, a cardboard sign appeared at the base of the Confederate statue: 172
Opinion: We kicked cigs. Then came JUUL.
Every so often in class, I’ll notice a fellow student tilt their head down, pull their shirt collar above their nose, pause for a few seconds and then regain their posture. The
18 years later, we cannot forget
Today marks the 18th anniversary of the horrific terrorist attacks that took place on September 11, 2001. Many of us were too young to comprehend the horror and tragedy of that day,