In the next few months, the City of Oxford will face a shift in government. An era will end, and a new mayor will lead the town. After a 16 years, Mayor “Pat” Patterson has announced that he will not run for re-election in 2017.
Sarah Henderson Oxford Stories sehende2@go.olemiss.edu The return of warmer weather, cloudless skies, and sunnier days means one thing – spring has arrived. It’s time to do a little spring closet cleaning by […]
Sarah Henderson Oxford Stories sehende2@go.olemiss.edu Students involved in the University of Mississippi Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship’s marquee event of the semester have a little bit more than bluebooks and beaches on […]
Sarah Henderson Oxford Stories Sehende2@go.olemiss.edu Twenty-first birthday signs are the newest trend taking college campuses by storm, and every girl turning 21 is in the market for the best birthday sign possible. Luckily […]
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 […]
Sarah Henderson HottyToddy.com Sehende2@go.olemiss.edu In August, the University of Mississippi’s Pride of the South band removed fan favorite “Dixie” from their music lineup. Since then, it has not been played in the […]
Sarah Henderson HottyToddy.com sehende2@go.olemiss.edu Need an odd job done around your house or condo? Oxford’s newest student-run business can help. Rent-A-Reb, which opened in August, is the entrepreneurial idea of University of […]
Sarah Henderson HottyToddy.com Sehende2@go.olemiss.edu College students at the University of Mississippi can all agree that the campus offers many exciting fundraisers and events, but they may not know who puts in all […]
