Henry Lang-VanDerLaan Bio Supreme Court Justices Antonin Scalia and Elena Kagan are coming to Ole Miss to talk about their careers as judge – two of the biggest names in U.S. government […]
Campus trees are Ole Miss icons
By Grace Sullivan Universities across the nation tout their own iconic campus features, be it a building or a fountain, but at the University of Mississippi, multiple sources have confirmed that the […]
Behind the scenes of Thacker Mountain Radio
By John Cooper Lawton Off Square Books’ business day ends early on Thursday afternoons in the fall and spring. Around 4 p.m., the employees begin to transform the historic book store into […]
Opinion: College campuses across country fail sexual assault victims
By Victoria Boatman Bio Sexual assault cases in colleges nationwide have taken center stage this year as individuals and institutions raise their voices in opposition to failed status quo policies. Activists, Congress […]
Mounted patrol helps keep Oxford safe
Dylan Edwards Bio It’s hard to miss a horse walking around downtown Oxford. That’s exactly what the Oxford Police Department is counting on as they patrol. The mounted patrol is frequently deployed […]
Profile: Oxford resident Andy Knef lives to write
By Johnny Neumann Bio Andy Knef founded a professional theater company in St. Louis’ Chesterfield Mall. Dramatic License Theater is an 85-seat venue that offers drama, musicals, comedy and dance in an […]
Mama Jo offers up country cookin’ to Oxford residents
By Ellery Jividen Oxford residents have been to Boure, taken visiting friends to Big Bad Breakfast and frequented Ajax, but they may not have met Mama Jo Brassel. The newly retired chef […]
Opinion: Society’s pressure is breaking the next generation
By John Cooper Lawton I’m not a bad driver. I’ve driven all over the East Coast, including four nonstop trips to Panama City Beach, two trips to Virginia (one of which was […]
Opinion: Police should protect and serve, not wage war; public should demand transparency
By Morgan Stringer Bio Police militarization has become a major discussion topic. The excessive use of Special Weapons and Tactics teams, the lack of accountability of officers, police departments obtaining military equipment, […]
Opinion: Like father, like son? Not in sports
By Johnny Neumann Bio Like father like son? Not in this family. Because I am a professional basketball player, many people ask me why my son doesn’t play basketball. My reply is […]
Opinion: Getting my dad back after losing him
By Dylan Edwards Bio Why? It’s that small word that normally means something has progressed past your control. That was the question I was asking as a junior in high school. My […]
Opinion: An inside look into Ole Miss Cross Country training
By Scarlett Fox Bio The alarm goes off at 5 a.m. You yank the covers off your bed, throw on workout clothes, grab both pairs of training and workout shoes, strap on […]
It’s the End of All Music as we know it
By Merrill Robinson Bio For the past two years, End of All Music has been bringing the beat back to Oxford by promoting the importance of supporting local artists and businesses. Store […]
Former ‘Col. Reb’ mascot talks about university changes
By Cody Spears Bio A lot has changed at the University of Mississippi since Jody Lowe took the field wearing the Col. Reb mascot costume. The Oxford resident of 21 years grew […]
Holiday season brings about food, family and tradition
By Emily Jameson Bio Imagine waking up on a chilly, colorful November morning to the amazing smell of delicious food being prepped and baked, to pots and pans banging, and to the […]
Rebel Pedals: Ole Miss Bike program introduces custom Ole Miss Bikes
With over 20,000 students and faculty members at Ole Miss, there will always be a traffic issue. Spending time in a near sea of people is hard to avoid sometimes. Many students […]
