Monthly Archives: March 2019

When Ralph Eubanks arrived at the University of Mississippi as a student from his hometown of Mount Olive in 1974, he never could have imagined that the...

By: Wilson Moyer “Sad about a lot of things mostly hungry” ...

The Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies will host the annual Southeastern Women’s Studies Association’s conference from today through Saturday....

  Ole Miss men’s basketball honored seniors Terence Davis, Bruce Stevens and D.C. Davis before the Rebels’ matchup against No. 6 Kentucky...

The Senate of the Faculty will vote on a resolution to relocate Ole Miss’s Confederate monument from the Circle to the Confederate cemetery at special...

Last week, the Associated Student Body senate released a draft of legislation aimed at relocating the university’s Confederate monument on the Circle...

The Ole Miss women’s basketball team lost in the first round of the SEC tournament on Wednesday, falling to the No. 13-seeded Florida Gators with a final...

Christianity has long been guilty of the sin of white supremacy. Slave ships had chaplains. Plantation owners “converted” their slaves to Christianity....

The University of Mississippi now stands at a crossroads after two campus government organizations have passed resolutions to relocate the Confederate...

The SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament in Greenville, South Carolina, this week will be an opportunity to pad win totals for some and serve as a lifeline...