Ole Miss vs. South Carolina (Pick ‘em) JD: Last week, South Carolina barely escaped Williams-Brice Stadium with a win over Tennessee while Ole Miss was at home preparing for this weekend’s game. Ole Miss won’t be able to stop the Gamecock offense and South Carolina has a decent front seven and back end, but I […]
After 4 years of working Sunday through Thursday to put out the Monday through Friday print paper, racing to meet 1 a.m. deadlines, and having the time of my life producing award-winning content with some of the most talented people on campus, the time has come for my farewell column. This is my final byline […]
Explore “After the Storm” for more stories, videos and interactive content chronicling Oxonians’ relief efforts in Orange, Texas. Harold Wilson still sits next to his wife Ann in the sixth pew of Oxford’s First Baptist Church every Sunday, like always. He’s still dressed sharp, wearing pleated pants and a pocket square, like always. He still […]
One mother is speaking out in hopes of helping others after her daughter, an Ole Miss student, was kidnapped and raped last week. The woman’s mother, who requested The Daily Mississippian not release her name, spoke with The DM in a phone interview Tuesday evening. “My hope is that eventually other women won’t will feel […]
An updated version of this article, including interviews with the mother of the survivor and the vice chancellor for student affairs can be found here. An Ole Miss student has been charged with kidnapping and raping another student. Dustin McGee, a 20-year-old theater major from Brandon, was taken into police custody last Wednesday and transported […]
The Daily Mississippian staff has been talking about this special edition commemorating the work and legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. since last year. I am proud of the content we’ve produced, and I hope every reader learns something new and finishes the paper inspired. It’s hard to graduate elementary school without knowing […]
Yolett McPhee-McCuin is the new women’s basketball head coach, according to a statement released Wednesday. She is the ninth person in Ole Miss history to hold that title and the first black female head coach for the women’s team. The former Jacksonville University coach will be publicly introduced on Friday at noon CT in The Pavilion. […]
People from all over the world are traveling to Memphis Wednesday to remember and celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. King was assassinated at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis 50 years ago today. The motel is now home to the National Civil Rights Museum, which organized and hosted a yearlong calendar of events commemorating […]
Alfred Rankins Jr., president of Alcorn State University, has been named the next commissioner of the Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees. The vote among the board was unanimous. This comes about a month after the current commissioner Glenn Boyce announced his intention to retire at the end of June. Rankins is set to […]
The Daily Mississippian was named best daily student newspaper for the fourth year in a row, theDMonline.com won best affiliated website and University of Mississippi students won a total of eight individual awards in the 2017 Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Region 12 competition. UM students placed first in nine categories, and one […]
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