Would you tell the student employed at the local coffee shop that she does not deserve to be paid for her work because she is already attending college for free? Or perhaps the student employed by the university, like student union workers here at Ole Miss? The contribution of labor resources to the economy almost […]
With 10 days until the official tipoff of the 2019-20 season, the Ole Miss men’s basketball team finds itself in a familiar position. Picked once again to finish in the bottom half of the conference, the squad is hungry to prove itself in a crowded SEC field. The Rebels return most of their core players […]
Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors brought classic rock and folk songs to the Gertrude C. Ford Center on Monday. Birdtalker, the opening band, opened for Holcomb with indie rock and acoustic folk music. Holcomb and the Neighbors turned the slow Monday evening into a Saturday night jam with fast-paced folk songs about life, family and […]
After a much-needed open week, the Ole Miss football team has a date with one of the best defensive fronts in the nation at Auburn, led by tackle Derrick Brown and edge Marlon Davidson on Saturday. At 6-foot-5, 318 pounds and 6-foot-3, 278 pounds, respectively, the two seniors strike fear into any offensive coordinator in […]
When entrepreneur and Oxford legend Ron “Ronzo” Shapiro passed away in August, local community members immediately began making plans to honor his legacy. This Friday, the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council will host a second celebration of Ronzo’s life at the Powerhouse. The arts council is hosting the event at the request of local community members who […]
Chancellor Glenn Boyce made one of his first public appearances last night at The Longest Table, an event intended to create a space for conversation among the many different voices on campus. Boyce gave opening remarks at the event but did not comment for this story. During his remarks, he said he wanted to turn […]
On Sunday afternoon, 90 white balloons were released into the sky as part of the Out of the Darkness Walk for suicide prevention. The balloons held messages written to loved ones who died by suicide. The walk benefits the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention with the goal of reducing the annual suicide rate by 20% […]
Hippo Campus performing on Saturday. Hippo Campus packed out the Lyric on Saturday night. Photo by Reed Jones. Packed out Lyric dancing during the Hippo Campus concert. Hippo Campus performed at the Lyric on Saturday night. Photo by Reed Jones. The Greeting Committee performing at the Lyric on Saturday. They opened for Hippo Campus Saturday […]
The Ole Miss volleyball team lost their third consecutive match on Sunday, falling to No. 16 Kentucky at home 3-1 (23-25, 25-22, 17-25, 23-25). The Rebels won 14 matches in a row from early September to mid-October, but now find themselves the losers of three straight to some of the top talent in the SEC. […]
Correction: An earlier version of this article should have reported that William Faulkner won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1949. He was not eligible for the prize in 1958, when Boris Pasternak won, and the two were not competing. An earlier version of this article should have also reported that Faulkner scared the children […]
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