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Every Monday afternoon, students and teachers alike gather together for coffee and conversation at the Barnes & Noble Café in the Student Union. Their talks cover a variety of different topics, but what makes their meetings unique is not the subject, but the language. “El café de los Lunes” was...

“The University gives a diploma and regretfully terminates tenure. But one never graduates from Ole Miss.”-Frank E. Everett, Jr. These words hang above the Student Union stairwell as a reminder of the lasting bonds Rebels form during their college years with their classmates and their school community. When taken literally, however, the expression highlights the decline...

It was the homecoming game for the 15th-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide on October 8, 1988 at Bryant-Denny Stadium against the 1-3 Ole Miss Rebels. Tuscaloosa...

Courtesy: Andtheecho.com And The Echo, and its signature singer Morgan Pennington, have been performing around Oxford since 2014, but the band’s roots...

“I think that him getting six months wasn’t the worst thing that could’ve happened. He probably should have gotten a longer term. He didn’t...

In the South, stories run deep as roots in the ground, soaking up the life and the earth around them, adding abundance to the growing history of the land. For some, these stories are the foundation of Southern culture, the breath of life that moves the branches of the trees and ripples still river waters. For one artist, stories are the only breaths she ever takes. Minton...

THE DOG DAYS ARE OVER Or so the Humane Society of the United States hopes. According to the Clarion Ledger, members of the HSUS investigated a flea market...

Chad Kelly lines up under center. (Photo taken by Cameron Brooks_ Dylan Rubino (@drubino11), Cody Thomason (@thecodythomason), Browning Stubbs (@BrowningStubbs) 1....

Courtesy: Sarafest.rocks In the early 2000s, The Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies and students hosted a benefit concert, aptly named “Sarahfest,”...

Former student Graeme Phillip Harris walks to the courtroom in Oxford, Mississippi. Harris was sentenced six months in federal prison for his role in the...