Angelica Pecha Oxford Stories akpecha@go.olemiss.edu College kids get a bad rep. These young adults are often criticized for partying, eating leftover pizza for breakfast, and for choosing a Comfort Colors T-shirt over […]
As his term as Oxford’s mayor ends, Patterson cites new hospital as proudest accomplishment
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.
Volunteers and funding needed for Habitat for Humanity in Oxford-Lafayette County
Addis Olive Oxford Stories alolive1@go.olemiss.edu Samantha Stearns, 19, a freshman integrated marketing communications major at the University of Mississippi, said she volunteered in high school for Habitat for Humanity and once at […]
UM students weigh in on the scary problem of rising student loan debt
By Kurtis Pharr Oxford Stories The rising cost of tuition and students accumulating thousands of dollars worth of student loan debt each year concerns any young person seeking an education. Taking on thousands […]
Some Oxford students must balance school and work
Wade Johnson Oxford Stories ewjohns1@go.olemiss.edu While many college students view having a job as a way to spend their free times, others believe they are an economic necessity for living and attending […]
Series: Affordable Housing and Cost of Living
During the Fall 2016 semester, Oxford Stories reporters attended an Oxford Board of Aldermen meeting, where they learned about affordable housing and cost of living issues that Oxford and Lafayette County residents […]
Opinion: 2017 Oxford Stories reporters attend their first board of aldermen meeting
By LaReeca Rucker Adjunct Journalism Instructor University of Mississippi One of the first assignments Oxford Stories reporters are given each semester is to attend an Oxford Board of Aldermen meeting and share […]
