Monthly Archives: October 2018

Students and faculty gathered in front of the Pavilion on Tuesday afternoon, some standing, some sitting in chairs and some sitting right on the ground,...

When you think of Halloween, a lot of great things probably come to mind, like trick-or-treating, going out to the bars or, the best of all: spooky and...

The Oxford Police Department released photographs and a statement on Tuesday offering details about an attempted kidnapping that took place near campus...

The Associated Student Body Senate unanimously passed a resolution urging Lafayette County to create a polling place on the university campus for local,...

What is racist? It is an irrelevant topic, right? I mean, if you are a widely known TV personality, you have all rights to voice whatever you desire when...

Coming off the bye-week, Ole Miss’ secondary will get a much-needed bolster as sophomore defensive back C.J. Miller returns from injury. Miller has been...

My mother and I attended a self-motivation lecture on Saturday in Memphis. After the program ended, I went through my social media to see what I had missed...

UM senior Katherine Levingston was in shock when she first heard about the shooting at a  synagogue in Pittsburgh that left 11 people dead on Oct. 27. “It...

The Ole Miss Women’s Golf team wrapped up the fall portion of its 2018-2019 schedule earlier this week as the Rebels competed in the Jim West Challenge...

Ole Miss fell 4-0 to Arkansas in the quarterfinals of the SEC tournament in Orange Beach, Alabama, on Tuesday. The game got off to a bad start for Ole...