Elijah Coombs Hoddy Toddy elcoombs@go.olemiss.edu Lake Weston, an Ole Miss education student, spent part of this year training her horse, Jolly, for the Chula Homa Hunt in Central Mississippi, as well as […]
Will Morrison Oxford Stories wcmorris@go.olemiss.edu The Mississippi River area has been known as one of the best places in the world to hunt waterfowl. But in the past three years, nature has […]
Amanda Haley Oxford Stories For almost three years, D.D. Flynn of Woodstock, Ga., has worked tirelessly to bring those responsible for her daughter’s fatal drug overdose to justice. Now, Flynn […]
Skyler Crane Oxford Stories sscrane@go.olemiss.edu Whether it’s for sniffles, sneezes, cough, or cold, everyone goes to the doctor at some point in their lives, and many are treated with antibiotics. However, there […]
Collin Rivera Oxford Stories cmrivera@go.olemiss.edu Finals week is one of the most agonizing times of the year for any college student. Whether it’s for an easy class or the most impossible class […]
Ellen Simmons Oxford Stories esimmons@go.olemiss.edu “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,” the new film from J.K. Rowling, brings to the screen the wizarding world she first introduced in 1997 when Harry […]
Julia Wickes Oxford Stories jgwickes@go.olemiss.edu An Ole Miss student involved in several extracurricular activities and organizations on campus agrees with studies that state campus involvement tends to improve grades and add structure. […]
Emma McCabe Oxford Stories elmccabe@go.olemiss.edu Allen Hampton and his family moved to Oxford a little over nine years ago to take over Young Life with no idea what was in store for […]
Mac Hinojos Oxford Stories jmhinojo@go.olemiss.edu The flames grew higher as smoke, accompanied by the smell of freshly cooked hamburgers, filled the sky. His hands were greasy and dirty from the charcoal, sweaty […]
Jack Hall Oxford Stories Jfhall1@go.olemiss.edu The J.D. Williams library has been serving students and the University of Mississippi and Oxford community since 1951. The library has traditionally stood as a resource for […]
Amanda Hill Oxford Eagle abhill3@go.olemiss.edu Veganism is a lifestyle in which the consumer does not eat any animal-based products, such as meat, yogurt, eggs, etc. Some see it as a health fad, […]
Brantley Meaders Oxford Stories bjmeader@go.olemiss.edu According to civil rights attorney and University of Mississippi School of Law professor Cliff Johnson, talking about race is difficult for students today. However, in his profession, […]
Alec Keyzer-Andre Oxford Stories agkeyzer@go.olemiss.edu Clarksdale, Mississippi is the hub for all things blues-related. From blues night clubs to painted murals around town, Clarksdale residents are proud of their culture and city […]
Natalie Beth Seales Oxford Stories nbseales@go.olemiss.edu A one-in-a-million diagnosis changed the life of an 18-year-old from Hattiesburg, but she quickly turned her diagnosis into a positive platform. Two years ago, Maggie Hanberry […]
Fairlie Outland Oxford Stories eoutland@go.olemiss.edu For 15 years, the St. Jude Memphis Marathon has been one of the most unique marathons around. With runners raising money for St. Jude patients, this marathon […]
Alicia Hydeman Oxford Stories ahydeman@go.olemiss.edu Ole Miss has gone above and beyond to ensure the safety of its on-campus residents. University police patrol campus 24 hours a day, interior and exterior card […]
Charles Sleeper Oxford Stories cpsleepe@go.olemiss.edu Oxford Community Market is a grass roots farmer’s market that spreads great local food throughout the entire Oxford community. It is held twice a week on Tuesday […]
Madison Hyatt Oxford Stories mmhyatt@go.olemiss.edu As soon as University of Mississippi sophomore Madeleine Bradley was out of diapers, she was dancing. “As soon as I was potty-trained, my mom had me in […]
Kasey Cohan Oxford Stories krcohan@go.olemiss.edu During finals week, there are projects to finish, essays to do, cumulative exams to study for, office hours to visit, and classes to attend. Students are scrambling […]
Kathryn Abernathy Oxford Stories kaaberna@go.olemiss.edu They have more than 27,000 followers on Twitter. They’re not famous, but they are well known. They live in Oxford, but they’re not the football team. The […]
Sarah Henderson Oxford Stories Sehende2@go.olemiss.edu For most University of Mississippi students, the last weekend before exam week is filled with library visits, late night study sessions, endless hours reviewing flashcards, and typing […]
Taylor Dowden Oxford Stories tedowden@go.olemiss.edu For more than 40 years, the Pontotoc Stockyard has been the go-to place to buy and sell livestock in North Mississippi. Dr. Ron Herndon, a native of Shannon, […]
