Monthly Archives: September 2018

The 2018 fiscal year marked the first time since 2010 that sales tax revenue collected in Oxford declined. The decline is due, in part, to the rise of...

Bias is often the assumption made when a controversial story or an uncomfortable study that points to a supposedly clear narrative emerges. Occasionally,...

Conference play will continue for the Ole Miss soccer team tonight, as the Texas A&M Aggies travel to Oxford for a 7 p.m. matchup. The Rebels’ first...

Three hours after Ed Meek shared his controversial Facebook post, Meek School of Journalism and New Media Dean Will Norton was on the phone with him. Norton...

The daughter of civil rights reporter John Herbers visited the Overby Center for Journalism and Southern Politics to discuss her late father’s memoir,...

Both the men’s and women’s Ole Miss cross country teams sit in the top 25 in the week three rankings of a leading National Coaches Poll. These jumps...

The University of Mississippi is at a crossroads. With Ed Meek’s name coming down from the journalism school, it would be easy to proclaim that racism...

More than $300 million of aid — a new record — was processed as of July 31, 2018, to Ole Miss students. Laura Diven-Brown, director of the Office of...

Lindy Goodson’s “College Week in My Life” vlog begins with a montage of her making coffee, getting ready for class and hanging out in the dining...

On Tuesday night, a new creative writing group called the Oxford Comma sat in a corner of The Coop, the bar on the top floor of The Graduate. Its members...