Monthly Archives: November 2018

Ole Miss’ coaching staff facing tough decisions as season draws to a close

What is a catch? That question filled the minds of Ole Miss fans after Saturday night’s 36-29 overtime loss to Vanderbilt. There will be plenty of talk...

Ole Miss’ close loss at Butler provides hope for Rebel basketball going forward

Ole Miss Men’s Basketball suffered an 83-76 loss in the Rebels’ first road game of the season at Butler on Friday. The Rebels were unable to end the...

Ole Miss Cross Country’s run ends with a top-25 finish in the National Championships

The Ole Miss Cross-Country Men’s and Women’s teams both finished in the top-25 at the NCAA Championships on Saturday in Madison, WI. The men’s team...

Red zone issues plague Rebels in overtime loss to Vanderbilt

Ole Miss lost to Vanderbilt 36-29 in overtime on Saturday night in Nashville, in a game that saw the Rebels outgain the Commodores 578 yards 2to 387. Missed...

Soccer draws No. 1 Stanford in second round of Women’s College Cup

The Ole Miss women’s soccer team will face off against the No. 1 Stanford Cardinal in the second round of the Women’s College Cup on Friday in Palo...

Column: Rebels seek to end three game skid in Nashville

Jordan Wilkins fights off defenders in order to score a touchdown in Saturday’s game against Vanderbilt. Ole Miss won 57-35. Photo By Chase Roberts The...

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Opinion: Panhellenic should adopt Theta Encore

On Nov. 1, the Kappa Alpha Theta Grand Council announced that Ole Miss’ Epsilon Zeta chapter of Theta would be closing at the end of the fall semester....

Photo: Parker Galloway

UM community holds suicide vigil

Students and faculty came together in remembrance of those they have lost to suicide at the Survivors of Suicide Candlelight vigil last night in the Circle.   Rebels...

Hanif Abdurraqib writes about music “from the standpoint of a fan”

A crowd of around 35 people gathered in The End of All Music record store on Wednesday night to hear Hanif Abdurraqib read poems and have copies of his...

‘Marvel’ of man: Remembering comic book innovator Stan Lee

When I was growing up, my mom would persuade me to mind my manners, behave well and succeed in school with promises of a reward. Some of these rewards included ice cream sundaes after dinner, a weekend trip to the movies or, most often, a freshly packaged comic book. When I’d get a new comic book, I would spend more time picking one out than I would actually reading...

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