Monthly Archives: November 2018

On Nov. 7, journalist Jemele Hill posted a tweet noting the number of women who voted for Ted Cruz (R-Texas) in this year’s midterm elections. Confused...

Mississippi organizations concerned with the state’s ongoing struggle with opioid abuse came together on campus Tuesday night to highlight the importance...

The Election Reform Task force will host its second forum Wednesday night in Lamar 131 to discuss potential changes to campus elections. The task force,...

Chancellor Jeffrey Vitter. File photo. Jeffrey S. Vitter Chancellor and Distinguished Professor November 13, 2018 It is bittersweet to write this note...

Queen is still the champion. The 2018 biopic “Bohemian Rhapsody,” which details the history of the band Queen, has earned more than $290 million at...

Tony Boudreaux, director of the University Center for Archaeological Research, and his archaeology students held a Public Archaeology Day at Rowan Oak...

The Ole Miss Rebels Men’s Cross-Country team won the NCAA South Regional championship after placing three runners in the top 10 over the weekend. The...

Since this week is the final push before Thanksgiving break, a playlist devoted to the holiday seemed appropriate. For Thanksgiving, most of us make it...

Ole Miss may have lost more than the game on Saturday in College Station. Running back Scottie Phillips rushed for just four yards on three attempts before...

The Ole Miss Rebels defeated the Clemson Tigers 2-1 in an extremely competitive first-round matchup in the NCAA Women’s College Cup in Clemson, South...