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ASB holds Drug Safety and Wellness Week

18 Oxford businesses found in violation of alcohol and vape laws

After 18 years of teaching, Curtis Wilkie is leaving UM

Civil engineering professor dies

Human trafficking sting leads to six arrests in Oxford

University sees small increase in COVID-19 cases
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SEC college pick ‘em: week 12

UM volleyball to host Missouri for final home matches

Column: Ole Miss Football is the smarter, better-looking and ignored younger sibling

Rifle concludes fall with win, remained undefeated

Ole Miss basketball head coach Kermit Davis tests positive for COVID-19

Mario Garcia Romo earns SEC Men’s Runner of the Year
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The secret to The Luv Shak’s success

A look into the fluctuating Oxford food truck business

Film Festival brings classic pastime to a new generation

UM band plays together for the first time this year
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Cartoon: The way you in my business

Opinion: Insulin is far from “cheap like water”

Cartoon: Vice president-elect Kamala Harris

Opinion: We need civility in American politics
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Human trafficking arrests, alcohol and drug violations in Oxford

Human trafficking sting leads to six arrests in Oxford

Six arrests were made in Oxford on Friday for procuring prostitution as apart of a joint undercover human trafficking investigation, according to a statement from Mississippi Attorney General’s Office and the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation Special Victims Unit.

18 Oxford businesses found in violation of alcohol and vape laws

18 Oxford businesses were found to be in violation of laws banning the sale of beer and vape products to minors last week when the enforcement division of the state attorney general’s office conducted a compliance check.

After 18 years of teaching, Curtis Wilkie is leaving UM

After decades of reporting as a national and foreign correspondent and 18 years of teaching at his alma mater, journalism legend Curtis Wilkie is retiring.

Civil engineering professor dies

Waheed Uddin, a professor of civil engineering and director of the Center for Advanced Infrastructure Technology, has died, according to a university spokesman.

Ole Miss basketball head coach Kermit Davis tests positive for COVID-19

Ole Miss head basketball coach Kermit Davis tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday, and regular team protocols — as the result of his test — became public on Tuesday.

Gov. Tate Reeves says he would refuse a nationwide lockdown

Gov. Tate Reeves said that if the next president introduced a nationwide lockdown to try and slow down the coronavirus, Mississippi would not participate in it.

Opinion: Insulin is far from “cheap like water”

“When Mississippian diabetics are unable to buy insulin, they are robbed of their eyesight, their kidneys, their feet and their lives,” opinion columnist John Hydrisko writes.

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