After winning an SEC series in Lexington, Kentucky, against the No. 22 Wildcats last weekend, the Rebels, currently 27-10 on the season, will host the University of Alabama at Birmingham on Wednesday night. The Rebels, ranked No. 9 in the Softball America poll, have been successful at home this season, winning 14 of 16 games […]
Singer-songwriter Parker McCollum will take the stage at Proud Larry’s at 9 p.m. on Wednesday. The singer, based in Austin, Texas, is stopping in Oxford on tour with his newest album. The album “Probably Wrong” was produced in 2017, and McCollum said that he had to be alone to finish the 10 tracks for the […]
Last Wednesday, I, along with a group of students from Anne Twitty’s and Paul Polgar’s classes about the history of race in America, attended a special program that explored the experiences of enslaved people at Rowan Oak. The program, which included a tour of the site, a discussion about the erasure of enslaved people’s narratives […]
At last week’s meeting, the Board of Aldermen presented a new city ordinance restricting the use of vape pens and e-cigarettes. To accomplish this, the board is extending the definition of tobacco products to include any vaporized tobacco or flavored substance. This new policy comes at the perfect time. More reports are being published showing […]
The Ole Miss volleyball team wrapped up its slate of spring exhibition matches with a win over a competitive Alabama-Huntsville team on Tuesday. The Rebels were without two of their outside hitters, rising senior and All-SEC performer Emily Stroup and junior transfer Izzy Guzik. Both players were nursing injuries but have been practicing with the […]
Charlotte Shackelford was elected Associated Student Body vice president with 70.57% of the vote in a second runoff election on Tuesday night after 3,216 students voted in the election. Shackelford, a junior political science major from Mandeville, Louisiana, ran a campaign focused on increasing students’ awareness of their senators. She also plans to implement an […]
The Alliance of American Football (AAF) suspended all football operations last week due to several financial issues, and hundreds of players were suddenly left unemployed, possibly having played their last snap of professional football. Each team severed around 53 player contracts worth $250,000 each over three years when it folded after just eight weeks into […]
Ole Miss students will have the opportunity to elect either Sarah Doty or Charlotte Shackelford as their next Associated Student Body vice president today, after 22 days of campaigning and two prior elections. The secondary runoff was announced on April 4 because of complications that had occurred within the Attorney General’s office during the election. […]
Ole Miss will face off against Southern Miss at Trustmark Park at 6 p.m. Tuesday in Pearl after sweeping a weekend series against No. 16 Florida. The Rebels have won five of their past six games, and their only loss during that stretch came as a shocking upset at the hands of North Alabama at […]
In January, we did a literature in music playlist in honor of National Book Month, so we’ve decided to celebrate National Library Workers’ Day today. While there aren’t many songs about library workers, there are still plenty of songs about literature that we didn’t cover in January. And besides, who doesn’t love a good sequel? […]
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