At last, it is that special time of year. No, not midterms — spring break. From the white sands of Destin, Fla., to the deep fjords of Ryfylke, Norway, students at the University of Mississippi are scattering far beyond the Magnolia State. Some are traveling to college classics like Charleston, S.C., or West Palm Beach, […]
The first day of testimony in former University of Mississippi employee Lauren Stokes’ lawsuit against Chancellor Glenn Boyce opened Friday, Feb. 13 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Mississippi in Oxford without the defendant, Boyce, in the courtroom. Defense attorney J. Cal Mayo argued Boyce had no obligation to appear because […]
When Winter Storm Fern shut down roads, airports and power across North Mississippi last week, University of Mississippi student Allie Weinhardt found herself stranded in Oxford with no electricity, heat or a safe way to travel home. Then, a Facebook post changed everything. Michael Jones, a Houston-based United Airlines captain and retired U.S. Air Force […]
As the United States’ federal government shutdown nears 40 days, making it the longest in American history, some University of Mississippi services and traditions have been impacted. The B-2 Spirit Bomber that flew above Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Sept. 27 at the Ole Miss game against LSU wowed the crowd of Rebel fans, but the flyover […]
The annual Double Decker Arts Festival brought thousands of visitors to Oxford last weekend. In year 28, the two-day event took over Oxford’s Square, where locals and festival attendees celebrated with food, art and music. The Nicholas Air Stage hosted acts like Charley Crockett and Grace Potter.
Kashmir Hill, a features writer on the business desk at The New York Times, spoke about the promises and problems of artificial intelligence, social media and digital surveillance during the Jordan Center for Journalism Advocacy and Innovation’s inaugural symposium at the University of Mississippi on April 2-3. Hill, whose work focuses on how new technologies […]
Sean Giamportone, a junior biomedical engineering major, was officially appointed and inaugurated as Associated Student Body Treasurer earlier this month after Robert Holliday was deemed constitutionally ineligible to hold the post. Holliday, a junior finance major, was elected treasurer during ASB elections on March 26 as a write-in candidate after no one launched a formal […]
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 […]
The University of Mississippi is evaluating bids from private developers for construction of dramatically expanded student housing. The project aims to add 3,500 on-campus beds by 2029 to accommodate growing student enrollment at the university. This project is a shift from the university’s previous plans, announced in August 2023, to construct three new residence halls […]
Ole Miss student Wyatt James Thistle died on Tuesday, March 11 while on a boating excursion in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, with his friends, according to a Dignity Memorial Obituary. Thistle, a 20-year-old sophomore at the University of Mississippi, was pursuing a Bachelor’s in General Business. Thistle was born on Oct. 20, 2004, in Dallas. […]
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