Aysa Branch, the first African American Miss Mississippi USA, is currently preparing for her next stop in the pageant circuit while maintaining classes and a job. Branch’s schedule consists of living her day-to-day life as if she has already won the Miss USA crown through the inspiration of former crowned women. Through her recent success, […]
New faculty members Nave Graham and Austin Smith performed alongside associate professor of music Adam Estes Monday night. Along with teaching saxophone and bassoon to students, Estes served as a search committee member who helped in hiring both Graham and Smith. The recital was an ordinary performance, but Estes used his platform to introduce the […]
Breein Tyree is the best player in the Southeastern conference. There are a litany of arguments in Tyree’s favor, but the strongest is addition by subtraction. Tyree, the 6-foot-2 senior guard from Somerset, New Jersey, has never had this opportunity before. Last season, Tyree was the leading scorer, but it was Terence Davis’ team. His […]
Today is National First-Generation College Celebration Day. Dear first-generation college student, As a high schooler, I wanted nothing more than a way out of my hometown. For hours upon hours, I would sit at the kitchen table crafting scholarship essays, crunching the numbers and stumbling through FAFSA. Despite being at the top of my class, […]
While the Rebels are clear favorites in Saturday’s matchup against New Mexico State, the question that has loomed over Ole Miss’s football program since Matt Corral’s injury against Cal still exists: Does Ole Miss have a capable quarterback? For the last three matchups, Ole Miss has used a two-quarterback system with little success, totaling three […]
Jim Hood, the former Democratic candidate for governor and self-described moderate, was nothing more than a local Bernie Sanders, according to Governor-elect Tate Reeves. In a recent campaign video, Reeves gives credit to Sanders for acknowledging tax increases and demands the same from Hood. The caption, “Bernie Sanders or Jim Hood? They’re both planning to […]
The Ole Miss women’s basketball team opened their season with a 72-53 win over Mississippi Valley State on Tuesday.
Jackson, Miss. (AP) — Republicans are keeping their hold on the governorship in Mississippi, despite facing the best-funded Democrat to run for the position in more than a decade. Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves on Tuesday defeated Democratic Attorney General Jim Hood and two candidates who ran low-budget campaigns. Reeves will succeed Gov. Phil Bryant, who […]
The Oxford Police Department arrested Bobby Parks, 22, in connection with the shooting at Buffalo Wild Wings on Sunday. The shooting was reported at Buffalo Wild Wings on Sunday around 2 p.m. No one was injured, and OPD apprehended the suspect. Parks, from Sarah, Mississippi, was reportedly involved in an altercation the night before at […]
West Virginia’s top-ranked rifle team left Oxford with a win over Ole Miss on Saturday, but the Rebels continue to make their mark in record books. Despite suffering their first loss early in the season, the Ole Miss rifle team (2-1) shot a program-high 2,372 in the air rifle event, making it the third-highest total […]
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