The owners of Flying Tuk, a low-speed vehicle taxi service, have been lobbying the city of Oxford to lower the driving age limit of vehicles-for-hire, and recently achieved a small victory. Danny Klimetz, co-owner of the company, attended last week’s Board of Aldermen meeting and requested the age to be lowered to 18, but Mayor […]

Jesse Holland, Ole Miss alumnus and author of “Who is the Black Panther,” returned to his alma mater Tuesday afternoon to talk with students, staff and members of the community in the Overby Center about his career as a writer. Holland also offered advice to students who are interested pursuing writing careers. Holland encouraged people […]

Members of the Ole Miss and Oxford communities came together Tuesday night to walk in the “A Walk for Champions” vigil in honor of the survivors and lives lost in the Feb. 14 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida. Lexy Johnson, a senior integrated marketing communications major who graduated from Marjory Stoneman […]

Saturday marks the sixth annual RebelTHON event at Ole Miss and the executive board has set a hefty fundraising goal of $225,000. Participants and young patients will stay up from 3 p.m. to 3 a.m. dancing and raising money for Batson Children’s Hospital, the only medical facility in Mississippi devoted to the care of sick […]

Unverified accusations against a religious organization in the Oxford area sparked viral social media rumors around the Ole Miss campus. A religious group that originated in South Korea and consists of 20 members in Oxford has had numerous false accusations of recruiting students on campus into human trafficking. The rumors aimed at the World Mission […]

When people think of the University of Mississippi, they often visualize the Lyceum. The oldest building on campus was constructed in the summer of 1848 and has since become a symbol for the university. The Lyceum is the lone survivor of the six original buildings on campus. Even though it is such a staple for […]