The University of Mississippi made headlines Wednesday as the only stop on Turning Point USA’s “This is the Turning Point Tour” to feature Vice President JD Vance and TPUSA CEO Erika Kirk, leading many to ask the question, “How was UM selected for this distinction?” Chancellor Glenn Boyce told The Daily Mississippian that the university’s […]
Several University of Mississippi registered student organizations (RSOs) plan to host “Mississippi Rise Up Town Hall” at the Gertrude C. Ford Ole Miss Student Union on Wednesday, Oct. 29 from 5-6:30 p.m. to show dissent against the Trump Administration during Turning Point USA’s “This is the Turning Point Tour,” which will be held at The […]
Long before Ryan Augustine was a Homecoming hopeful awaiting results from the University of Mississippi student body’s vote for Mr. Ole Miss last Tuesday, he was a high school senior sitting in a Panera Bread with an admissions counselor. Augustine’s older brother attended UM several years before, and this year’s Mr. Ole Miss was initially […]
Carter Faith, one of country music’s newest and most promising voices, invited listeners to the magical wonderland she has dubbed “Cherry Valley” on Friday in the form of her debut studio album. The project’s 15 songs live in the album’s fictional setting of Cherry Valley, but the experiences are each her own that she has […]
Though the September heat proved to be brutal, walks to class were made less miserable by a plethora of new songs that dropped all month long. Here is a look at seven standout songs released during September: “Arrows (Die For That Man)” by Carter Faith Country music’s newest darling, Carter Faith, is gearing up to […]
A University of Mississippi staff member was fired for re-posting “hurtful, insensitive comments” on social media relating to Wednesday’s murder of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk at an Utah Valley University event, according to an email sent to faculty, staff and students by Chancellor Glenn Boyce on Thursday. “We condemn this action, and this staff […]
Editor’s note: A previous version of this story stated The Daily Mississippian received a comment from CNN in time for publication. The story has been updated to reflect that The Daily Mississippian did not receive a comment at the time of publication. A CNN camera crew was allegedly spotted filming during Panhellenic Formal Recruitment on […]
Holly Springs, Miss., is a town of just under 7,000 residents, but small towns like Holly Springs can go on to build big names. One of those names is Elise Jordan, a Yale University graduate and journalist that has written for The Atlantic, TIME, The Wall Street Journal, Buzzfeed, Marie Claire and the National Review. […]
The Associated Student Body Treasury Department capped Student Activity Fee requests for the spring semester on Tuesday, April 8, leaving some registered student organizations scrambling to fund activities planned for the remainder of the semester. ASB Treasurer Sean Giamportone, a junior biomedical engineering major, said that RSOs submitted more than 400 requests over the last […]
Registered student organization leaders and advisers received an email on April 9 from the ASB Treasury Department stating it will not fulfill additional Student Activity Fee (SAF) funding requests for the rest of the semester. “The ASB Treasury has received a substantial volume of funding requests for the 2024-25 academic year for the Student Activity […]
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