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University presidents: Future of Mississippi is at stake

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This article was originally published by Mississippi Today. JACKSON — Presidents from all eight public universities made a sobering plea to lawmakers Monday: For the sake of Mississippi’s future and students paying tuition, we need more money. “We’re getting to the point there’s really a danger...

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New year, new library: J.D. Williams completes major renovations

Renovations to the first floor of the J.D. Williams Library over winter break. Photo by Marlee Crawford Students who made visits to the J.D. Williams Library...

Sigma Alpha Epsilon nationals closes Ole Miss chapter after hazing investigation

There is one fewer Greek organization on campus as of this semester. The University of Mississippi’s chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, also referred to...

Ole Miss university police chief resigns

This will be Tim Potts’ last week serving as the chief of police for the University Police Department. University Police Chief Tim Potts smiles for...

University news you missed over winter break

NCAA final ruling Athletic director Ross Bjork and Chancellor Jeffrey Vitter express their grievences with the additional sanctions laid out by the COI....

PULSE leadership conference helps students build network, leadership skills

While many students were returning from winter break this weekend, more than 150 sophomore students met for the PULSE (Preparing Undergraduate Leaders,...

BREAKING: Sigma Alpha Epsilon closes Ole Miss chapter

Updated with a statement from the university at 8 a.m., Wednesday: The Sigma Alpha Epsilon, also referred to as SAE, national headquarters has closed...

Gov. Phil Bryant, former governors William F. Winter and Haley Barbour, Myrile Evers, Katie Blount, and many others cut the ribbon in front of the new Two Mississippi Museums

Civil rights leaders, President Trump celebrate opening of Two Mississippi Museums

JACKSON — President Donald Trump joined a crowd of civil rights leaders, government officials and citizens in Jackson on Saturday to celebrate the state’s...

The Two Mississippi Museums are connected by stairs and a lobby. Photo by Rachel Ishee

Congressmen, NAACP leaders oppose Trump’s visit to Mississippi museum

Visit thedmonline.com today and tomorrow for updates on this developing story and coverage of Saturday’s ceremony. President Donald Trump’s...

Oxford Police Department recommends extending operating hours of bars on Square

Earlier this week, the Oxford Police Department recommended the Board of Aldermen change the alcohol ordinances to extend the bar hours to 1 a.m. every...

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