Ole Miss basketball standout Terence Davis is now known to be battling for a rotation spot after just signing a full NBA contract with the Toronto Raptors. Now, the rookie has arguably been snubbed from the Rising Stars roster, which includes the top rookie and second year players in the league. Davis was left out […]
After losing eight of its last nine games, the Ole Miss men’s basketball team looks to get back on track when they face South Carolina at home on Wednesday. The Rebels have a 10-11 record overall and are 1-7 in SEC play. They sit at No. 13 in the conference and just one game above […]
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 […]
Patrick Alexander, associate professor of English and African American studies, delivered his keynote speech on Martin Luther King’s mission for the “Lift Every Voice” celebration on Monday, which began the month-long celebration of Black History Month. “(Black History Month) is both an opportunity to reflect upon the incredible sacrifices, incredible work of people — in […]
Whenever I told people that I was going to live and study in South Africa for this semester, I was met with an array of reactions that represent the ever-changing, consistently well-meaning cast of characters in my life. I received overwhelming support from many –– presented as a South African birding guide from a dear […]
On Jan. 28, The Daily Mississippian published an opinion column titled “Not the time, not the place to protest,” which criticized an Abolish IHL protest at Tuesday night’s Open Doors event. The column’s author, Lauren Moses, swung by to ask Chancellor Glenn Boyce some questions and “felt uncomfortable knowing that I would be scrutinized for […]
With the NFL season ending after Super Bowl Sunday, avid football fans will still have something to look forward to this weekend with the XFL featuring seven former Ole Miss football players participating in its return after a single season back in 2001. Former Rebel quarterback Jordan Ta’amu will lead the St. Louis BattleHawks from […]
Helen McDougald was crowned 2020 Most Beautiful yesterday at the 69th annual Parade of Beauties. McDougald, a sophomore allied health studies major from Tupelo, is a transfer student from Itawamba Community College. To her, winning was very rewarding given that this was her first time competing in the pageant. “I was so nervous, and when […]
Since returning to campus from winter break, students who live in certain dorms have noticed hundreds of ants crawling around their buildings — in the halls, in the bathrooms and on the beds. Complaints have come from Pittman, Stockard, Hefley and Stewart Hall, and students said they are hesitant to report the infestation to the […]
The Ole Miss men’s basketball team’s disappointing season was ultimately summed up in one play. Javonte Smart stood in for the inbound underneath the Ole Miss basket, and with Carlos Curry facing the rest of the Tigers on the court, Smart simply bounced the ball off of Curry’s back, gathered it and threw in an […]
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