Monthly Archives: November 2018

United Campus Workers (UCW) has officially chartered the first registered labor union at the University of Mississippi. The campus chapter will become...

The Associated Student Body Senate created an ASB cabinet position for Veterans Affairs and confirmed a new ASB Treasurer  last night at its final meeting...

Cinderella story Middle Tennessee State University had just defeated final-four favorite Michigan State in the 2015 NCAA Tournament and was preparing for...

Jaz Brisack has been an active part of the Ole Miss community during her nearly four years at the university, affecting change inside and outside of the...

When Tuscaloosa-based jam band CBDB and Oxford’s own Busty Petites play at The Lyric on Friday, their concert will be about “More Than Music.” The...

The state college board took seven months to select a new chancellor following former chancellor Dan Jones’ ousting in March 2015. It’s been just two...

After a three-year absence from the charts, Mumford & Sons has re-established themselves as the kings of indie-pop with their fourth album “Delta”...

Tiny, inked clusters of needles jut out of a miniature cactus on Bianca Martinez’s ankle. Her first tattoo, she got it to remind herself where she came...

As she sits down for an interview, she looks oddly nervous and confident at the same time. This is a woman who is one of the best at what she does: scoring...

After a solid showing in the Emerald Coast Classic over Thanksgiving weekend, the Ole Miss men’s basketball team will look to continue building momentum...