You Are Browsing ‘News’ Category

BSU president discusses race issues on campus

Quadray Kohlheim, president of the Black Student Union, took time Saturday to answer a few questions from The DM Editor in Chief Adam Ganucheau about the desecration of the James Meredith statue and race issues at The University of Mississippi. Below are his full responses to the questions.   Adam Ganucheau:...

More...

Judicial process begins, FBI takes over

A student holds the hand of the James Meredith statue during a protest at the University of Mississippi last Tuesday. Photo: Thomas Graning, The Daily...

UM student journalists honored

Student journalists pose for a photo after an awards banquet at the Southeast Journalism Conference Friday. Photo: Thomas Graning, The Daily Mississippian. Editorial...

Students express concern about Greek life after incident

News spread Friday that the three suspects the university is seeking in the Meredith statue investigation were members of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity...

RebelTHON raises money for Le Bonheur

Participants dance during RebelTHON on Saturday. Photo: Thomas Graning, The Daily Mississippian. Ole Miss students danced for 12 hours Saturday in support...

ASB hosts ‘Spring Into Health’

The Associated Student Body will host Spring Into Health, a week promoted to healthy living, Monday through Friday. The week is part of an initiative created...

Last Gasp

That was the last opportunity. Ole Miss needed to knock off No. 2 Florida if they wanted any chance to get back on the bubble, and possibly secure an at-large...

Three Students Sought for Questioning in Investigation of James Meredith Statue Vandalism

OXFORD, Miss. – Three 19-year-old white male freshmen from Georgia were declining through their attorneys late Thursday to be questioned by university...

Arrest warrants likely to be issued today in Meredith statue case

University Police Department Chief Calvin Sellers told The DM Friday morning that the university will seek to get a judge to sign off on arrest warrants for three Ole Miss freshmen believed to have been involved in Sunday morning’s James Meredith statue vandalism. “We are interviewing a few more students today to prove to the judge that this crime threatened...

Davis Rogers wins ASB presidential election

Davis Rogers hugs a supporter following the results of the ASB presidential elections. Rogers defeated Jessica Brouckaert in Thursday’s runoff.Alex...

All Rights Reserved to S. Gale Denley Student Media Center 2017 | Back to top