Recently, Aramark acquired the on-demand food service Starship to deliver food to students on campuses across the country. The service works by students ordering food on an app, then on-campus restaurants prepare the food and deliver it to the student. But instead of human delivery, a robot equipped with a cooler is sent to the […]
The Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) Board of Trustees removed the proposal to relocate the Confederate monument from the Circle to the campus Confederate cemetery from their monthly meeting agenda last Thursday. IHL Trustee Tom Duff, who made the motion, said he wants more information from the university on the progress made toward implementing recommendations […]
On January 7th, lawmakers arrived at the Capital to start the 2020 legislative session. Throughout the semester, we’ll be keeping you up to date on what your elected officials are up to. Here are the highlights so far: Jan. 9 – MS House passed a bill covering the $18.4 million needed to fully fund the […]
With the new year comes new resolutions. The Associated Student Body Senate voted to pass four resolutions during last night’s meeting, which include starting diversity and bias training at ASB orientation, installing crosswalks from the student union to the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College and requesting annual meetings with the Chancellor. ASB Sen. Corbin Fox, […]
The most highly anticipated basketball season in recent memory has turned out to be an overwhelming disappointment for Kermit Davis and the Ole Miss Rebels. The Rebels have lost six straight games and dipped to 9-9 this season with no league wins after a series of lackluster performances on both ends of the floor from […]
An outbreak of violence across Mississippi prisons resulting in five inmate deaths during the week of Dec. 29 caused celebrities and members of the university community to sound the call for criminal justice reform in the state. Last week, Garrett Felber, an assistant professor of history at the university, created the Mississippi Freedom Letters campaign […]
Singer-songwriter James McMurtry from Austin, Texas will perform at Proud Larry’s on Thursday at 9 p.m. His set list will feature his 2017 single “State of the Union” and songs from his recent album “Complicated Game,” which was released in 2015. McMurtry is currently on tour throughout the country playing previously released music. He described […]
With the spring semester starting, Ole Miss tennis has been on a hot streak on campus in the William F. Galtney Indoor Tennis Center. The men’s and women’s teams opened the season undefeated with six combined team wins over the last week. The men’s team has not lost a point in their four matches this […]
Last Thursday, Mississippi Sen. Joseph Seymour (R-Vancleave) introduced a bill to the state legislature that would “delete the authority of public governing entities to move historical monuments and memorials.” Seymour’s bill, SB2068, was introduced on the same day that the IHL Board of Trustees tabled an agenda item to decide whether or not to give […]
People who want the Confederate monument to remain in the Circle often suggest that it is an emblem of free speech and a reminder of history’s lessons. The Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees (IHL) has delayed the relocation of this statue, citing a need for a report on the university’s efforts to […]
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