The Ole Miss football program won its first bowl title since the 2016 Sugar Bowl with a 26-20 victory over No. 11 Indiana at the 2021 Outback Bowl on Saturday.
Junior wide receiver Elijah Moore and senior tight end Kenny Yeboah said goodbye to Ole Miss on Twitter as they shift their attention to the 2021 NFL Draft on Thursday.
The Rebels took on the Kansas Jayhawks in The Pavilion earlier this season, winning the game 70-53. The Rebels currently have a 6-0 record under head coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin.
With four important offensive players missing, the Rebels totaled 493 yards of total offense. Quarterback Matt Corral (pictured right) completed 30 out of 44 passes for 342 yards and two touchdown passes, becoming the fifth player in school history to hit the 3,000-yard mark.
Wilkie covered the civil rights movement in Clarksdale as his first job after graduating, and said that time has been his “frame of reference” for the rest of his life. As he moved to Boston, Washington, D.C., and abroad, Wilkie became known for his critique and coverage of the South, and he attributes his ability to do so to growing up in Mississippi and attending UM.
A month has passed since Mississippians voted to legalize medical marijuana, and the first legal sale has yet to occur. The initiative was citizen-sponsored and will allow patients who have one of 22 debilitating medical conditions to acquire medical marijuana with a prescription. Here’s a look at how long the program may take to be implemented.
After the surprising announcement of the dismissal of Garrett Felber, an assistant professor in the history department, thousands of academics from around the world have signed a joint letter addressed to Chancellor Glenn Boyce and Noell Wilson, chair of the history department, demanding his reinstatement.
The task force will be chaired by Dr. David Allen, dean of the School of Pharmacy. Dr. Allen has been dean of the pharmacy school since 2012 and has authored 74 peer-reviewed articles and 44 professional publications. He is joined by 13 other members of the university community to complete the task force, including students, faculty, administrators and a staff physician.
“Our first woman Vice President is Black and South Asian. My thoughts on America and its highest offices are evolving. I am met with much internal conflict, but I can’t stop thinking about that first sentence,” writes cartoonist Nakiyah Jordan.
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