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Third-generation Rebel leads as sorority’s first African-American president

“She’s what you might call a natural-born leader,” Ole Miss Phi Mu House Director Vicki Taylor said. Taylor is talking about Phaedra Nicole Craig:...

Miss-I-Sippin’ brings food, brew and tunes this weekend

When Wayne Andrews moved to Oxford, he expected to see the booming business of craft breweries in town, but at that time, Mississippi had legislation in place blocking craft breweries. Since then laws have changed, and there are now 11 craft breweries creating tourism and job opportunities in the state. The state legislature recently passed a House bill that would allow...

Local crawfish companies embrace spring business

Spring in Oxford means the temperature rising, baseball games during the week and for many students, a pound or two of crawfish along with a cold beverage....

Issac Gross

Rebel football rely on veteran players to ease coaching transitions

With spring training in full swing, Ole Miss football is focused on football. Despite setbacks, primarily the NCAA’s notice of allegations regarding...

Andy Pagnozzi

Rebels hope offensive woes leave them as they head to Kentucky

Run production and offense have come and gone like the common cold for Ole Miss in this young 2017 season. The Rebels came out of the gate sprinting with...

Reports: No Ole Miss students injured in London

“By the grace of God, no one is in London right now,” Ole Miss study abroad adviser Skip Langley said. Conservative Member of Parliament Tobias Ellwood,...

Shea Patterson Ole Miss

Rebels return to the field after spring break

The Ole Miss Rebels are getting back into the flow of things after a week off for spring break. “I’m not much into excuses right now that they give;...

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Student-led production ‘For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow is Enuf’ opens tonight

Members of the student-led Ghostlight Reperatory Theatre have been logging long hours in rehearsal for this week’s production of “For Colored...

NASA offers Mississippi students grants, internships

On March 13, 1969, the crew manning NASA’s Apollo 9 returned to Earth after a 10-day orbital mission and the first successful manned flight of a Lunar...

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