Linebackers still continuing to progress
The Ole Miss linebacking core came into the season as one of the club’s youngest and most inexperienced position groups. As expected, the group has been lacking at certain points throughout the
Campus petition gains support from Ida B. Wells-Barnett’s great-granddaughter
The great-granddaughter of anti-lynching activist and investigative journalist Ida B. Wells-Barnett is publicly supporting a campus movement to explore renaming the University of Mississippi’s journalism school to honor her great-grandmother. Michelle Duster,
Ole Miss Men’s Golf places fifth at the Grove Intercollegiate
The Ole Miss Men’s Golf team traveled to Nashville to compete in the Intercollegiate at The Grove, finishing fifth with a final score of 870(+6). The Rebels’ performance in Nashville comes after
Opinion: Oxford’s no-kill shelter is a step in the right direction
On Oct. 1, Mississippi Critterz, Oxford’s first no-kill animal shelter in almost three decades was established. The shelter, which currently holds a year-long contract with the Board of Aldermen, will only take
Ole Miss ready for next conference challenge on the road at Arkansas
Rebel football improved to 4-2 (0-2 SEC) on the season following its blowout win over Louisiana-Monroe on homecoming weekend. Now, the Rebels’ get another shot at their first SEC win as they
College football week 6 pick ’em with Homecoming Queen Hallie Gillam
Ole Miss vs. ULM Justin: The Ole Miss offense puts up big numbers against inferior competition, and that trend will continue Saturday. On the other side of the ball, the defense will
Column: Desperate moves may be catalyst for improving defense
When the band Guns N’ Roses worked on its hit song “Sweet Child o’ Mine” with producer Spencer Proffer, he suggested that the band add an outro to the song. Lead singer
Alumni bring first comic, collectible store to Oxford
What’s that in the sky? Is that Superman? Charizard? Harley Quinn? It’s all three. Each of these characters is featured on the sign of Oxford’s first comic and collectible shop, Bad Eddy’s.
Positivity surrounds Ole Miss Men’s Basketball as season approaches
Ole Miss basketball took another step toward a new era on Monday as it held its first official practice and media day. Head coach Kermit Davis was eager to get started as
Oxford churches expand as demand grows
As Oxford’s population steadily increases, there is growing demand for more churches to serve the community. St. John’s Catholic Church, located near campus on University Avenue, started construction nearly a year ago