The University of Mississippi’s National Pan-Hellenic Council, College Panhellenic and Interfraternity Council have all removed “Ole Miss” from their official names and instead are opting for “University of Mississippi.” This decision was made independently from the Office of Fraternal Leadership and Learning (FLL) by student leadership, and comes before the results of the External Review […]
It was midnight after the Ole Miss vs. LSU football game, and Sgt. Alex Moffett, who leads the team of eight officers tasked with keeping the Square safe every weekend, spotted a college-aged man holding two bottle openers in his hands. The man was on a Facetime call as he walked past Moffett. “I took […]
Crime and arrest reports in Oxford came in at nearly double the rate of other game day weekends during the university’s rivalry football weekend against the LSU Tigers. Oxford officials reported 91 campus incidents, 60 city arrests and 27 ambulances sent to campus between Thursday, Nov. 14, and Sunday, Nov. 17. According to the University […]
Shop. Sew. Sell. News Sports Arts & Culture Opinion Print Editions Advertise Ad Policy Shop, sew, sell: student repurposes thrifted clothing KENNETH NIEMEYER Leah McFarland is a junior who buys clothes from local thrift stores, repurposes them and sells them on her Instagram account, thriftedandflippedit. Some of McFarland’s customers tag the account when wearing the […]
Welcome back to the 1-3-1, News Editor Griffin Neal’s weekly college basketball column. The title, “1-3-1,” is a hat tip to Kermit Davis’ defensive scheme, but will also serve as the column’s section breakdown. Each week, the column will include one big idea regarding the college basketball landscape, three notes about Ole Miss hoops and […]
Two university students are working with a statewide organization to improve sex education by proposing and lobbying for bills in Mississippi legislature. Mississippi law currently requires school districts to choose between “abstinence-only” and “abstinence-plus” curriculums. Both teach that sex is only appropriate within marriage. Tyler Yarbrough and Kelly Bates work with Teen Health Mississippi (THMS), […]
Known for her viral and explicit songs, “Juicy” and, “Tia Tamara” feat. Rico Nasty, Doja Cat released her new album, “Hot Pink,” on Nov. 7. Her songs are most often found in TikTok videos where people lip-sync, dance or tell stories. This is Doja’s first full album since she started releasing music in 2014. She […]
Bryce Williams fights past a Seattle defender on his way to the rim on Tuesday in the Pavillion. Williams had 8 points in the win over Seattle. Photo by Billy Schuerman. Sammy Hunter (23) tries to avoid touching the ball as it goes out of bounds. Hunter had 6 points in the win over Seattle. […]
After a hot start in SEC play and winning their first six conference games, the Ole Miss volleyball team is on an eight-game losing skid nearing the end of the season. With only four games remaining, the Rebels hope to get back into a rhythm and finish the season with a few more wins. The […]
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