In a 2016 interview, conducted just months after he hung up his sneakers for the final time, Kobe Bryant was asked about death. “What’s your relationship with death?” The Ringer’s Micah Peters asked. “A comfortable one,” Bryant responded. “It’s an understanding. You can’t have life without death. You can’t have light without dark, so it’s […]
Flutist Nave Graham and pianist Adrienne Park played the first performance of the Faculty Recital Series of 2020 on Friday. Graham performed four pieces of varied style in this show. The recital opened with “Court Dances” by Amanda Harberg, a three-movement suite for flute and piano that was commissioned by a consortium of 57 flutists. […]
On Nov. 3, Mississippi residents will have the opportunity to vote on the legalization of medical marijuana. Ballot Initiative 65, if passed by voters, would amend the state constitution to provide a program under the Mississippi Department of Health that would allow citizens with “debilitating conditions,” such as cancer, epilepsy and more than 20 other […]
The University of Mississippi’s online Master of Business Administration program has been named one of the top programs in the nation by U.S. News and World Report. Ole Miss is in a three-way tie for No. 4 among public universities with Pennsylvania State University and the University of Texas at Dallas, and ranked No. 6 […]
Every Tuesday night at Harrison’s around 7 p.m., comedians workshop their content in front of an audience. Senior and rising comedian Picasio Thompson entered the stage after a leap of faith. Thompson grew up in close-knit Raleigh and fell in love with comedy at a young age. He said his father introduced him to humor-based […]
The Ole Miss baseball team took the field to officially start preparing for the 2020 season on Friday afternoon. Ranked No. 18 in the Perfect Game preseason rankings, the Rebels will enter the season with postseason aspirations after falling to Arkansas in the Fayetteville Super Regional last summer. Making it to the tournament will not […]
Mike Bloomberg, billionaire businessman and former mayor of New York City, has refused financial support for his 2020 bid for the Democratic nomination, leaving him without donors and without clear support from voters. Senator Bernie Sanders, another Democratic presidential candidate, argued, “If you can’t build grassroots support for your candidacy, you have no business running […]
Just about everything went right for the Ole Miss basketball team on Saturday night. Though it has been a forgettable opening stretch in SEC play for the Rebels, the team pulled out a 70-60 win over top-draft prospect Anthony Edwards and the Georgia Bulldogs in Athens. The Rebels showed their most complete performance of the […]
The university’s on-campus hotel, The Inn at Ole Miss, plans to open a new bar-and-grill before the end of the semester. McCormick Café, which previously only served breakfast to hotel residents, will soon rebrand as McCormick’s, featuring a full-service bar, restaurant and lounge. It will be the first bar on campus and is named in […]
Saturday’s matchup between Ole Miss and Georgia will feature two teams looking for a turnaround after a slow start in the SEC, but, most notably, it will showcase two of the most prolific scorers in the conference. The showdown between the Bulldogs and the Rebels could be a footrace between two of the SEC’s top-three […]
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