Monthly Archives: September 2018

With a record of 3-1 (0-1 SEC), the Ole Miss football team is stuck at a perplexing juncture in its 2018 campaign. After four games, the Rebels have played...

Associated Student Body President Elam Miller wants to improve student relations with the Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) Board of Trustees by implementing...

With Kent State out of the way, Ole Miss now turns its attention toward LSU and the Magnolia Bowl. The Tigers will face the Rebels in Death Valley on a...

The enrollment of the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College at the University of Mississippi has recently increased, but the retention rate of the Honors...

While pausing to reflect upon the wire tree she has almost finished sculpting, Ladaijah Moore exclaimed, “Boom, yes! Let me take a picture of this.” Moore...

As this past weekend marked the change from summer to fall, it seemed fitting to focus on the fall season for this week’s playlist. Though we do live...

As educators who study race, gender and women’s history and as citizens of the city of Oxford, we were outraged to learn of Ed Meek’s Facebook post....

The Ole Miss Department of Art and Art History will host its first Art21 documentary screening at 5 p.m. on Tuesday night in 209 Bryant Hall in an effort...

Ole Miss came away with an important victory over No. 9 Auburn on Sunday, with a final score of 3-2. Despite conceding the night’s first goal and falling...

Ed Meek requested on Saturday night that his name be removed from the School of Journalism and New Media — one day after the school’s faculty asked...