A University of Mississippi engineering major dreams of someday “becoming the next Drake or Kendrick.” Phillip Hart was born in Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi. His father is a retired Navy Seabee. He has lived in Virginia, North Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, California, Germany, and Washington state.
Newswatch field reporter, Daniella Oropeza, recently received her degree in broadcast journalism. Daniella joined Newswatch as a junior in 2015. Although she’s sad to leave, she has plenty to look forward to.
Oxford, Mississippi isn’t the first place that comes to mind if you were to ask someone to name a “tech hub.” It probably wouldn’t be the second or third either. That’s why it’s exciting to see a promising tech startup here.
Natalie Suk Oxford Stories nmsuk@go.olemiss.edu A University of Mississippi freshman tennis player from Atlanta, who instantly made an impact on the women’s tennis team, has a remarkable family background in athletics. Alexa […]
The Media Rewind J101 mass communication students at the University of Mississippi’s Meek School of Journalism and New Media provide weekly blog posts on media-related topics. The class goal is to better […]
Wade Johnson Oxford Stories ewjohns1@go.olemiss.edu At age 18, my first summer of college, with an instinctive need to get out and see more, I decided to live in London for an entire […]
Caroline Luckie Oxford Stories cgluckie@go.olemiss.edu When I was growing up, my dream vacation was anywhere in Europe. I had to wait until I was 18 for this dream to happen. A month […]
Natalie Suk Oxford Stories nmsuk@go.olemiss.edu Adjusting to college life, in general, is difficult, and playing tennis in college makes it even more challenging. Freshman year is the hardest, because the rules are […]
Betsy Veazey Oxford Stories egveazey@go.olemiss.edu College sorority members often face judgemental and harsh stereotypes. They are often seen as dumb, blonde, ditzy girls who pay for their friends and don’t do anything […]
By Anna Bess Pavlakovich Oxford Stories abpavlak@go.olemiss.edu Tyler Igoe, a sophomore transfer student from Champagne, Illinois, noticed a void in the University of Mississippi campus when he made his transition from Vanderbilt […]
Emily Wilson Oxford Stories March 21, 2017 Oxford has always maintained its charm through having unique small-town feel along with big time character. But, would it be worthwhile for Oxford to cough up some of this charm for an airport to accommodate the extensive number of traveling rebels, and the rebels from out of state? […]
Jessica Duffield Oxford stories jfduffie@go.olemiss.edu Many students believe working in college is either impossible or tough, while others say it’s a necessary part of the college experience. May students are employed at […]
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 […]
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 […]
Ally Langston Oxford Stories aplangst@go.olemiss.edu Around the holiday season, many organizations, charities, and families donate shoe boxes filled with gifts to Samaritan’s Purse, an international relief organization, with a special project in […]
Don’t bite off more than you can chew when it come to pet ownership By Emma McCabe Many college students adopt or buy dogs. While many adoptions work out, some students are […]
By Elijah Coombs, Amanda Hill, Owen Howland, Charles Miller and Katie Wasierski University of Mississippi student James Cameron was glued to the TV Nov. 8 awaiting the outcome of the 2016 presidential […]
By Natalie Beth Seales, Ashley Wallace, Kendra Newton, Jane DeCleva and Torry Rees Foreign countries will no longer respect America now that Donald Trump has been elected president, according to Brazilian University […]
