Monthly Archives: November 2018

When I arrived in Oxford in August of 2015, I was a conservative. I was raised in the South by evangelical Republican parents where the candidates’ support...

The Ole Miss Rebels enjoyed a 101-52 rout of the Fayetteville State on Friday in the team’s last exhibition before the season gets going. The Broncos...

Members, parents and friends came and went from the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority house on Friday during the afternoon hours of the brisk fall day, some with...

Ole Miss Women’s Basketball started off its season with a big 73-45 win in a home exhibition matchup with a scrappy Lemoyne-Owen team. While this win...

While in college, students are stuck between two places — their hometowns and their college towns. While families and old friends might be far away,...

Mississippi voters will have a rare chance to vote for both of their U.S. senators on Tuesday in one of the state’s most historic election cycles. In...

JACKSON (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear an appeal questioning whether a Mississippi prosecutor discriminated against black jurors...

Will Jimeno spoke to student veterans and guests on Friday night about his experiences as a police officer on the ground in the immediate aftermath of...

With the midterm elections happening this week, it seems like a good time to listen to music that has been inspired by politics or just some good old...

The Ole Miss volleyball team played two matches at home this weekend, losing to No. 25 Tennessee on Friday night and No. 12 Kentucky on Sunday. The Rebels...