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Jesse Holland, Ole Miss alumnus and author of “Who is the Black Panther,” returned to his alma mater Tuesday afternoon to talk with students,...

Yesterday, students’ backpacks dotted the Grove – totaling 1,100 in number, representing the more than 1,000 college students who die by suicide every...

Senior psychology major Kathryn Forbes overcame anxiety and depression in high school and said she never thought she would have to deal with them again....

“Not one more” was the cry of Oxford High School teenagers as they led a crowd marching around the Square on Saturday morning. The March for Our Lives...

More than 2,000 students filed into The Pavilion early Saturday morning to participate in the largest community service project in Ole Miss history, the...

Hundreds of people, from children to grandparents, gathered in front of Oxford’s City Hall this morning to participate in the March for Our Lives...

Alfred Rankins Jr., president of Alcorn State University, has been named the next commissioner of the Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees....

Oxford will join cities across the nation and globe in advocating for an end to gun violence in schools with a locally organized March for Our Lives. The...

The Ole Miss community is gearing up for Saturday’s Big Event, the largest day of community service in the state of Mississippi. For the eighth year...