Tag Archives: Mississippi

“Fill up your jukebox with the right songs and just let it play,” Brian Foster said Foster, a university Southern studies and sociology professor who...

As he crossed the finish line at the David Hemery Valentine Invite, Waleed Suliman may not have realized it, but he had just broken the Ole Miss record...

Circumstances surrounding the relocation of Students Against Social Injustice’s “United Students Against Sweatshops” national conference have shifted...

University administration and student groups are responding to the neo-Confederate “Mississippi Stands Rally” scheduled for Saturday afternoon with...

Storm clouds are looming over Oxford. While rain and thunderstorms are predicted from Tuesday until Sunday, there is a stronger and more concerning ideological...

Carl Tart’s devotion to inclusivity and planning are what led him to be named executive director of the Student Activities Association this year. “This...

Black History Month 2019 is proving to be quite interesting. February has been filled with racially charged controversies. Vintage symbols of racism like...

Country music traffics in a common set of images, but as far as the genre goes, Bobbie Gentry’s music is some of the most particular. Gentry’s songs...

Illustration by Devna Bose Larry Sparks is an insider, and he thinks that’s just what the university needs right now. He became the school’s interim...

Bestselling young adult author Leigh Bardugo peeked from behind a door at the Edison on Friday night, causing a dull roar from the crowd of loyal fans....