Monthly Archives: October 2018

The Election Reform Task Force will host its first forum at 7 p.m. Tuesday night in Bishop Hall 209, where students are invited provide input on how to...

Ole Miss and the city of Oxford hosted the fifth Square Jam on Friday night. The event returned as the first after a two-year hiatus and featured the players...

The Ole Miss sideline cheers on wider receiver A.J. Brown on Saturday. Photo by Christian Johnson A.J. Brown stepped up in the first game without D.K....

The Ole Miss offense was stagnant, and the defense faltered in the Rebels’ 31-16 loss to Auburn on Saturday. In a game in which many projected the Rebels...

The Ole Miss Rebels were bested by the Auburn Tigers at home on Saturday, by a final score of 31-16. With the loss, the Rebels’ record fell to 5-3. Quarterback...

The Sept. 17 Facebook post by Ed Meek involving two African-American women on the Square and references to the degradation of Oxford and Ole Miss has led...

Despite a shaky showing in Little Rock, the Ole Miss Rebels currently sit at 5-2 after their comeback win over Arkansas on Saturday. With the Auburn Tigers...

Under glowing lights strung between cedars, patrons meandered toward the scents of wine and the sounds of steel drums, stopping to talk with friends old...

The Ole Miss volleyball team plays two matches at home this weekend against No. 11 Florida on Friday and rival Mississippi State on Sunday. Last weekend...

Southside Gallery has a new exhibit that will run until Oct. 27 featuring four artists with one theme: “Unnatural History.” Blair Hobbs, an artist...