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Ole Miss alumna faces challenges of being an artist

Courtesy of Paul Gandy Avery Cordray started painting when she was 6 years old in the studio of her home in Houston, but it wasn’t until her freshman year at Ole Miss that she realized her dream career as a painter. “I’ve been selling a lot but it comes in waves so I’m starting to see how difficult...

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Prayer vigil and peaceful protest scheduled for the Square

In light of recent violence, the Oxford community will gather for a prayer vigil and peaceful protest on the Square on Saturday, July 16 from 7 p.m. to...

State Democratic Chairman Bobby Moak discusses presidential election

Mississippi State Rep. Bobby Moak, D-Bogue Chitto, asks fellow house members to vote no on a bill reauthorizing Mississippi’s Medicaid program during...

Ole Miss hosts open discussion on deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile

Tinecia Francis in tears expresses how tired she is of fighting after experiencing excessive force at a protest in Baton Rouge. Students and faculty gathered...

State Republican Chairman Joe Nosef discusses the presidential election

Courtesy of www.msgop.org Ole Miss has had the honor of educating many of the nation’s politicians. Many of these notable alumni gained their first...

Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on schedule to be completed this August

After nearly seven months, construction on Ole Miss’s Vaught-Hemingway Stadium is making progress as the project reaches its final phases. Football fans can expect 2,000 additional seats, new grass, turf, sound systems and video boards. The construction on the stadium will be finished this August, just in time for the home-opener on Sept. 10 against the Wofford...

Memphis protesters block traffic on I-40 bridge

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Oxford gathers for vigil after violence in nation

The Oxford community and police officers gathered at Lamar Park Saturday for a vigil to pay respect to lives lost to violence this week. The deaths of...

Dallas police chief: 10 officers shot at protest; 3 dead

Associated Press Two snipers apparently shot 10 police officers during protests in Dallas on Thursday night and three officers are dead, the city’s...

Crime Blotter June 20-July 4

Briefs do not include every incident from the previous weeks; additionally, all suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Reports compiled by...

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