Monthly Archives: November 2018

University leaders released a letter today aiming to clarify the administration’s commitment to academic freedom and to address comments made by...

  A group of students and other community members marched through the Circle and the Lyceum on Wednesday in protest of  the Confederate statue located...

With winter break right around the corner, many of us will be gearing up to use our Christmas movie collections during the holiday season. Surprisingly,...

After a win against San Diego on Wednesday to improve to 4-2, Kermit Davis and his basketball team shift their focus to a Saturday matchup against the...

This weekend at the Powerhouse, the Department of Art and Art History presents the annual Holiday Art Gala fundraiser featuring works across several mediums...

College campuses are often at the center of the ongoing debate about how far-reaching the First Amendment’s protection of free speech should be. With...

My 3 and ½ years at Ole Miss have been full of ups and downs, but The Daily Mississippian has been a constant throughout and a major part of my life this...

Bringing a program from a non-factor to a regular contender is an extremely difficult process. Turning that same program into a champion is even more difficult,...

Greek students at our university have inherent advantages in our campus elections. As I detailed in a previous article, these advantages include access...

The Ole Miss chapter of Beta Theta Pi fraternity is facing charges related to hazing and alcohol. “We met with the Office of Conflict (Resolution and...