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Party-planning app organizes Oxonian events

Keeping up with events on campus is hard. Between academic groups, social gatherings and downright parties, it’s hard to keep the necessary separated from the optional. In response to these scheduling woes,  developers are flocking to create new tools tailored to the many needs of their tech-savvy clientele. Noah...

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Ford Foundation increases science contributions

Interim Chancellor Morris Stocks speaks at the Ford Foundation ceremony on Friday, September 4. PHOTO BY: THOMAS BURCHETT On Friday, Interim Chancellor...

Rebels sizzle in 76-3 opener rout of UT-Martin

DaMarkus Lodge reels in his first touchdown catch as a Rebel. (Photo taken by Ariel Cobbert) Temperatures were recorded in the mid-to-upper 90s by opening...

Online student ticket exchange process for 2015 season

Starting this year, students will be able to transfer season football tickets to other students. Associate athletics director for development Dan O’Dowd...

New regulation bans spot saving in Grove for game day

New changes are being implemented to tailgating rules in the Grove and the Circle for the 2015 football season. Fans will no longer be able to claim a...

Saddles on the Square: Oxford Police Department’s unique enforcement aid

Reggie, the horse, has a very bright personality. (PHOTO BY:ARIEL COBBERT) Reggie, Jax and Della mostly work weekends. With colleagues Murray, Frankie,...

Built on faith: Katrina-surviving church holds strong

Father James Roberts reflects on his experiences with the church community surviving the storm. Photo and Video below by Ji Hoon Heo GULFPORT – “When...

Whose heritage? UM Students debate the place of Confederate symbolism

Donald Cole, Amy Wells Dolan, John Neff and Rod Bridges sit at the Confederate symbolism forum.   In the wake of controversies throughout the South,...

UMMC advances cancer research

Dr. Wael ElShamy, director of the Molecular Cancer Therapeutics Program at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson. (Photo courtesy UMMC) Dr....

Mississippi in Brief

PICK YOUR POISON Two Mississippi death row inmates put this idiom into action this week. A federal judge temporarily halted executions in the state of Mississippi Tuesday. According to NBC News, this decision was made per the request of two death row inmates who said the state’s lethal injection procedure should be considered “chemical torture.”  Following this...

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