The Ole Miss Rebels’ five-game win streak turned into a two- game losing streak after upsetting losses to the Iowa Hawkeyes and Utah Utes in the 2025 Acrisure Classic on Nov. 25 and 26. The disappointing losses revealed areas of improvement for the Rebels. Their depth and ability to perform against high level teams in […]
The Ole Miss Men’s Basketball team kicked off the season with a 88-58 win against Southeastern Louisiana on Monday, Nov. 3 in The Sandy and John Black Pavilion. First half The Rebels started the half off slow but gained momentum toward its end. Forward James Scott kicked off the scoring for the Rebels three minutes […]
The Croft Institute for International Studies hosted Executive Director of the Jordan Center for Journalism Advocacy Steven L. Herman on Oct. 20 at 6 p.m. to discuss state-funded media, including Russia’s Radio Moscow and Qatar’s Al Jazeera. “I have been fortunate to witness our words, ideas and narratives in shaping how nations see themselves and […]
The University of Mississippi chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon held a memorial service to celebrate the life of fraternity brother Knox Boudreau, a sophomore accountancy major from Decatur, Ga., in front of its house on Fraternity Row at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 28. Students and community members gathered on the front lawn for the […]
Cameron Davis was crowned Miss University at the 77th annual Miss University scholarship competition on Thursday in the Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts. Davis, a junior psychology major from Meridian, Miss., is a member of the Rebelettes, the Delta Delta Delta sorority and an Ole Miss Women’s Council Scholar. The new Miss […]
The SEC announced Mississippi State, LSU and Oklahoma as Ole Miss Football’s three annual opponents through the 2029 football season on Sept. 23. This reveal comes after the SEC announced its shift to a nine-game conference schedule beginning in 2026. The remaining six conference opponents will rotate on a yearly basis; each team will have […]
Tyren Boyd Jr., a senior public policy leadership and rhetoric, writing and speech communication double major from Indianola, Miss., was named one of the 16 fellows in the 2025-26 cohort of the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights John Lewis Young Leaders (JLYL) fellowship program on Monday, Aug 25. Boyd was chosen out of a field […]
The Associated Student Body Senate confirmed 58 students into positions across each of its branches and elected Wesley Templet as president pro tempore for the 2025-26 term during its meeting on Tuesday, April 29. New legislative council positions ASB Vice President Walker Jacklin released a legislative branch clarification memo on April 17, detailing the expansion […]
MPower, an extended orientation program at the University of Mississippi, is planning to change its content offerings for the upcoming fall semester due to decreasing enrollment in the program and poor retention rates. Founded in 2015, MPower provides incoming first-year students with a broader orientation experience, prioritizing leadership development skills. The program is coordinated by […]
The Associated Student Body Judicial Council upheld a decision to allow two candidates to run for ASB vice president, despite neither meeting constitutional eligibility requirements. One of those candidates, Walker Jacklin, went on to win the election on March 25. Jacklin and fellow vice presidential candidate Hannah Broders were allowed to run for reasons outlined […]
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