The Southeastern Conference (SEC) announced the fall soccer schedule on Wednesday with the Rebels set to face off against Texas A&M at home on Sept. 19. Returning upperclassmen and offensive players will play an integral part in the explosive offensive play this season. Senior striker Channing Foster, who ranked No. 3 in the league with […]
Tywone Malone may be sticking with the new UM tradition. While being the number one football player in New Jersey, he has also been making moves on the baseball field and is currently being recruited for both sports at UM. In a world where the tendency for sports favors focusing on one sport at a […]
When the COVID-19 pandemic swiftly cancelled most scheduled events in the spring, the University of Mississippi class of 2020 left Oxford with a virtual ceremony replacing its in-person graduation. According to a university spokesman, though, the university still plans to hold an in-person commencement ceremony. “We remain committed to holding an in-person ceremony for the […]
Regardless of which design flies across the state after November, creators of the potential new state flag and its runner-up share a similar goal for Mississippi. When Sue Anna Joe saw Gov. Tate Reeves sign the bill ordering for a new flag design in late June, she decided against submitting her own. Somehow, though, by […]
It is no secret that American education is fundamentally flawed and unequal – beginning with K-12 school funding derived from property taxes and ending with disproportionate educational attainment along racial and economic lines. The COVID-19 pandemic and all of its chaos is changing how we approach education and what we deem as “success.” Could this […]
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) announced new soccer and volleyball schedules for the fall season with both soccer and volleyball playing an eight-match conference-only season. SOCCER Sept. 19: Texas A&M at Ole Miss – 5 p.m. Sept. 27: Ole Miss at LSU – 3 p.m. Oct. 2: Mississippi State at Ole Miss – 7 p.m. Oct. […]
ON SAM WILLIAMS’ RETURN Ole Miss football received news that linebacker Sam Williams will return to the field this fall after his sexual battery charges were dropped on Tuesday. He started practicing with the team again on Sunday. “With no pending charges, Sam Williams has returned to football activities,” Ole Miss Athletics said. “We defer […]
Maurice Carlos Ruffin, the newest Grisham writer-in-residence, is teaching an advanced fiction workshop at the University of Mississippi for the 2020-21 academic year, while creating new works of his own. “I am looking forward to getting a lot of work done. This Grisham program is great because it’s designed to give writers like me the […]
Mississippi colleges and universities announced the Stronger Together initiative for student-athletes and communities to unite in support of togetherness, diversity and equality. Alcorn State, Delta State, Jackson State, Millsaps College, Mississippi College, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Southern Miss, Mississippi University for Women, Mississippi Valley State, Rust College and Tougaloo College are all a part of […]
The university recently announced that only 2,500 UM students will be allowed to attend each home football game. Instead of a packed stadium, Ole Miss Athletics will give Rebel fans a chance to see themselves as cardboard cutouts in every football, volleyball and soccer home game for $55. Through the new Home Team initiative, fans […]
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