Tag Archives: Oxford

University invests in K-9 unit to combat growing drug use on campus

Dios was sworn in as an official officer yesterday at the Lyceum. Dios, a 1-year-old K-9 from Denver, Indiana, and his handler Justin Watson will only...

New recreation center will add 1,000 parking spaces

South of Highway 6 on Chucky Mullins Drive site the South Campus Recreation Center will open for the summer of 2018. (Photo by Kamera Griffin) Ole Miss...

New voice feature paves way for future OUT bus improvements

The OUT buses’ new audio system announces when a bus is arriving, the next destination, bus routes and departures to help disabled students. In the future, buses will include additional features to make campus transportation easier for students who suffer from sight or hearing loss. “We installed this annunciation system to aid students who may be visually impaired,”...

Crime Blotter – Sept. 6, 2016

August 26- September 1 Briefs do not include every incident from the past week. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Report compiled...

Young parents struggle to find affordable child care in Oxford

Ole Miss students and faculty with young children say finding adequate child care in Oxford has become a struggle. There are 12 day care facilities...

Q&A with new Oxford act Swear Tapes

Swear Tapes has been hard at work this past year playing countless shows and making its presence known not only in Oxford, but all over the Southeast....

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Market Days offers healthy options to students

The collegiate farmers market will increase its presence this year to offer healthier eating choices with Ole Miss Market Days. Market Days will be on...

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Oxford boxing studio delivers a healing punch

William Gordon, owner Oxford Training Center boxing program, wraps up a trainee’s hand. (Photo by Aleea Burge) For the past two years, William Gordon...

Oxonians remember the Square past and present

Special to the DM  Where does the center of Oxford lie today? As restaurants and shopping options grow on Jackson Avenue and forest land vanishes around the under-construction hospital, it is becoming more and more difficult to figure out exactly what Oxford is. “You can go to Jackson and see that stuff anywhere else,” junior Emily McKee said. “As it grows, I...

Joel Kotkin talks small town revivalism in Oxford

Internationally recognized geographer, author and urban development expert Joel Kotkin is scheduled to speak at the Pavilion at Ole Miss Friday, May 6...

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