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Rachel Mourao speaks on social media and political protests in Latin America

  Rachel Mourao speaks at The Croft Institute for International Studies on social media and political protests. (Photo by Xinyi Song The Croft Institute for International Studies hosted Rachel Mourao as part of its Visiting Speaker Series tonight. Mourao, assistant professor of journalism at Michigan...

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Living with lupus: An Ole Miss student’s battle with chronic illness

Eighteen-year-old Jalexcia Heard was a junior in high school when she started experiencing pain her doctors could not understand. She was not aware at...

Students on the campaign: campus politics

Election day is less than a month away and both major party candidates are now in the final stretch toward locking down the undecided votes. In this crucial period of the campaign, many Ole Miss political student organizations are now throwing their hats in the ring to support their respective nominees. “We’ve had Trump stickers in the grove. There have been different...

Money sharing apps prominent on Ole Miss campus

Major tech companies are finding new ways to integrate digital money transferring into their services. Facebook, Snapchat, Gmail and many more have already...

The Great 38

The Great 38 races to raise money for charity

Runners in the Oxford and Ole Miss community put all of their efforts into running in the Great 38, a race for Chucky Mullins’ legacy. Of the 770 participants...

Unlike first, second debate doesn’t set viewership record

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump listens to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton during the second presidential debate at Washington...

Safe Ride combats funding deficits

Campus organization Students for a Safe Ride has developed a mode of transportation that keeps students from driving drunk when going to the Square. Safe...

Oxford working class struggles with affordable housing

Oxford’s working-class residents are struggling to keep up with the rising costs of housing in the city. Ole Miss set another record for its largest...

Oxford hosts third annual buddy walk benefiting Down syndrome

John Gatlin, an Ole Miss hockey player, helps Ramsey Meadows shoot puck at Oxford’s third annual Buddy Walk Sunday. (Photo by Taylor Cook) Oxford’s...

Crime Blotter Sept. 30-Oct. 6

Briefs do not include every incident from the past week. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Report compiled by Lasherica Thornton. OPD Reports: Animal...

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