Editor’s note: This story is part of a series featuring candidates for the 2026 U.S. Senate election in Mississippi. Scott Colom will participate in the general election in November as the Democratic nominee. The Daily Mississippian published profiles of independent candidate Ty Pinkins and Republican primary candidate Sarah Adlakah. The DM has reached out to […]
Registered student organizations at Ole Miss will not have access to Student Activity Fee funding to put on certain programming until further notice, University of Mississippi Provost Noel Wilkin said in an email sent Friday to all RSO leaders and advisers listed on the ForUM directory. The university will tap the Office of Student Affairs, […]
The University of Mississippi Entrepreneurship Society hosted a talk with businessmen Thomas and James Duff in the Duff Center on Thursday, April 24. The Duff brothers, owners of Duff Capital Investors and Southern Tire Mart, have been the only members of the Forbes 400 Richest Americans list from Mississippi since 2009. The pair funded the […]
Graduate degrees are becoming more popular with the national enrollment increasing in graduate certificate programs by 13%, master’s programs by 2.7% and doctoral programs by 2.9% from fall 2022 to fall 2024, according to The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center For many, the University of Mississippi is known as the best four years of their […]
The Black Alumni Reunion, which lasted from Thursday, Feb. 29 to Sunday, March 3, attracted more than 400 University of Mississippi alumni from as far back as the class of 1972 to campus. Attendees enjoyed mixers and networking events and watched their fellow alumni be honored with awards, such as the Dr. Jeanette Jennings Trailblazer […]
Lakerrian Ruffin, 20, was taken into custody and charged with armed robbery and aggravated assault on Monday, March 4, in connection to a shooting that took place at The Links at Oxford, according to the Oxford Police Department. The male victim, who remains unidentified, suffered a gunshot wound. He is currently in stable, but critical […]
On April 11, the University Police Department reported an instance of child molestation at Insight Park on the public crime log. As of May 1, the crime log still says “report to follow;” however, the report has yet to be made public. Under the Clery Act, all publicly funded colleges and universities are required to […]
Hello everyone! In this episode, I talked to Kinney Ferris the Executive Director of Visit Oxford about what planning Double Decker looks like each year. Double Decker will start off April 28-29.
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Hello everyone! In today’s episode, I talked with Kaleigh Breisch about Justice for Jay Lee and the impact it has on the LGBTQ community in Oxford. If you are interested in helping and getting involved with Justice for Jay Lee follow them on instagram @justiceforjaylee or click the link https://www.instagram.com/justiceforjaylee/
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