Author Archives: Devna Bose

When Mahoghany Jordan opened the door to Ki’yona Crawford’s apartment a few weeks ago, she was greeted with a shriek of approval. “You look fine!”...

Just over six months ago, Ed Meek made a racist, sexist Facebook post that implied a relationship between the images of two young black women, both Ole...

Black women’s bodies have always been a focal point of conversation among white men who have no right to discuss them. Through a historical lens, commodification...

The Common Ground Committee, a group created to make recommendations to the School of Journalism and New Media on how to move forward after the Meek controversy,...

Editor’s Note: This article incorrectly stated the year that the university’s journalism department became the Meek School of Journalism and...

I grew up in the suburbs of Chattanooga, Tennessee. My childhood memory is imperfect, but I can only remember one black family out of all three neighborhoods...

It is an undeniable fact of the universe and all of the forces and principles that stitch it together that Newton’s cradle would keep passing energy...

The Ole Miss men’s and women’s tennis teams each have two matches left in the regular season, and they’ll be looking to round into peak form before...

The University of Mississippi recently hired Annette Kluck as the new dean of the Graduate School, which currently has over 2,100 students enrolled across...

By: Wilson Moyer ...