Flu sweeps through Oxford at increased rate
The flu has swept through Oxford and the rest of Mississippi this winter with nearly 17,000 confirmed cases in the state. Sandy Bentley, director of the student health center pharmacy, said
Ole Miss alumnus named Gates Cambridge Scholar
Josh Law is the third Ole Miss graduate to receive the Gates Cambridge Scholarship. The Gates Cambridge Scholarship is a program established by a donation from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
SASI says university administration “stalled for time” at the last meeting about removing the Confederate statue.
Students Against Social Injustice (SASI) recently met with university administrative officials to discuss removing the Confederate statue and creating a hate speech policy on campus, but SASI members said administrators “beat around
ASB endorses failed state House legislation
The Associated Student Body Senate passed a resolution at its first meeting of the semester on Tuesday night in support of two bills that failed in the Mississippi House of Representatives. “Even
OPD, bar owners say alcohol safety ordinance has made no impact on safety
The Oxford Police Department and local bar owners have said they have not seen any change in Square safety since the city’s Alcohol Ordinance went into full effect at the start of
ASB officers demand more student input in administrative decisions
The Daily Mississippian recently sat down with the heads of the three branches of student government — the Associated Student Body president, vice president and judicial chair — to discuss their goals
Video and photo gallery: Ole Miss students protest Confederate statue on campus
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAL8TSK-qbM[/embedyt] A group of students and other community members marched through the Circle and the Lyceum on Wednesday in protest of the Confederate statue located in the center of campus.
Opinion: Balancing the scales: Creating fair election systems for all students
Greek students at our university have inherent advantages in our campus elections. As I detailed in a previous article, these advantages include access to funding, access to people with campaign experience and
Stuck in limbo: Ole Miss ‘Dreamer’ faces uncertain future
Tiny, inked clusters of needles jut out of a miniature cactus on Bianca Martinez’s ankle. Her first tattoo, she got it to remind herself where she came from. “Reynosa in Tamaulipas, Mexico,”
Student campaign volunteers reflect on experiences, importance of voting
Student campaign volunteers spent months doing campaign work that culminated on Election Day yesterday. On campus, several students worked as volunteers on campaigns to elect specific candidates in Mississippi and to support