It’s the time of the year when walking to class means wearing the highest rain boots you can find, only made complete with windbreakers and umbrellas. Don’t let walking across campus be as gloomy as the weather. Put your favorite earbuds in, and try to enjoy the cooler weather while it lasts. Maniac – Conan […]
For students, the new Starship robot service offers food delivery on campus. However, the service has caused headaches for many of the employees at campus restaurants where it is offered. “Yes, it has caused a disruption,” said Katavia Sisk, an employee at Starbucks in the JD Williams Library. “Like in a drive-thru line, you have […]
National Signing Day for Ole Miss was not as triumphant as Lane Kiffin wanted it to be, but the Ole Miss head coach said he’s still satisfied with the class he’s bringing into Oxford this fall. The new head coach addressed the reality of coming in as a new coach on Wednesday and cited not […]
For University of Maryland professor Jennifer Hadden, climate change is not about science; it’s about justice. Hadden spoke on Monday night at the Croft Institute for International Studies and addressed how the shift from science to justice-based climate change advocacy has affected non-governmental organizations’ (NGO) strategies in Europe. She explained how the 2007 United Nations […]
February marks the beginning of Black History Month, but some members of the university community are questioning whether the month-long celebration is still viable in today’s climate. The Center for Inclusion and Cross Cultural Engagement is taking a new approach to the traditional heritage month events that it has organized in past years at the […]
The Associated Student Body (ASB) Senate hosted Chancellor Glenn Boyce at its meeting on Tuesday to ask him questions about his plans for the university. Boyce, who said he wanted students to be at the center of university decisions, revealed some of his plans for the first time after months of protests about a lack […]
Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin and his staff will complete their first recruiting class in Oxford today as high school prospects across the country sign letters of intent for their college choices. The coaching staff has been out on the trail since Kiffin was hired, focusing on maintaining the class of 2020 prospects who […]
Double Decker Arts Festival announced its 2020 concert lineup on Tuesday morning. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the festival, which will take place April 24 and 25 on the Square. Rainbow Kitten Surprise will headline the festival on Saturday. Other Saturday acts include St. Paul and The Broken Bones, Toots and The Maytals, […]
The Board of Alderman voted on Tuesday to hold a public hearing on additional provisions to last May’s smoking ban ordinance. The three provisions add restrictions to Oxford’s current smoking ban, which prohibits the use of vape pens or e-cigarettes in establishments in town. The first provisions specify a restriction on the possession of vape […]
Ole Miss interim softball coach Ruben Felix confirmed Monday night that utility player Kaylee Horton is leaving the program. The senior was expected to start in center field as well as battle for the leading spot in the batting order. “She was a big part of our success here for three years, but at this […]
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