Cartoon: “Mid-Semester Mood”

By: Wilson Moyer

Ole Miss dismantles Belmont in midweek bout

Ole Miss softball continued its hot streak on Tuesday with an 11-1 beatdown on Belmont in Nashville. The scorching hot Rebels have won 17 of their past 20, coming up with big series wins against No. 6 Florida, No. 14 Arkansas and No. 18 Oklahoma State. They also split a two-game series against No. 16 […]

OPINION: Response: The right to life

Re: “Pro-choice or no choice: The war on Roe v. Wade” (March 28) Mississippi is joining the ranks of states that are protecting the rights and lives of the unborn. On March 21, Gov. Phil Bryant signed Senate Bill 2116 which would prevent abortions once a heartbeat is detected. This is a huge win for […]

Leah Davis, Barron Mayfield advance to runoff for presidential election

Leah Davis and Barron Mayfield have advanced to the runoff election in the race for Associated Student Body president after none of the three candidates gained a majority of the student body’s votes. Mayfield won 38.79% of the vote compared to Davis’s 32.08%. Mayfield, a junior public policy leadership major from Lubbock, Texas, based his […]

Midweek matchup vs. North Alabama precedes marquis series this weekend

With the Arkansas Razorbacks in the rearview mirror and the Florida Gators on the agenda for the weekend, Ole Miss welcomes North Alabama to Oxford for an 11 a.m. game on Tuesday. The Lions are experiencing growing pains in their first year competing as a Division I program, struggling to a 5-21 record. The Rebels […]

ASB Election Day guide

Ole Miss students will elect six new Associated Student Body executive leaders to the positions of president, vice president, judicial chair, attorney general, secretary and treasurer today. Fifty student senators will also be elected.   Over the course of the past 16 days, The Daily Mississippian interviewed all 13 candidates running for executive office. Read […]

Playlist of the week: Scottish songs for Tartan Day

While some people may not realize it, this Saturday marks Tartan Day, a North American holiday that celebrates Scottish Heritage. Tartan Day is similar to the 4th of July in America, as it celebrates the Scottish Declaration of Independence, from which America’s Founding Fathers may have drawn inspiration. To celebrate this, here are some notable […]

Chucky Mullins reopens for commuter traffic

Nearly a year after its closure in the summer of 2018, Chucky Mullins Drive has reopened to commuter traffic. The university initially planned for the closed portion of Chucky Mullins Drive to be reopened in January 2019 but is three months behind schedule in its opening. It was closed to reroute traffic around construction on […]

Ole Miss Volleyball earns two wins in first spring action

The Ole Miss volleyball team played its first two spring matchups on Saturday, winning both exhibition matches convincingly. The Rebels are looking to gain experience and develop their young talent for a tournament run next fall. In the first match of the day, Ole Miss dominated in-state rival Southern Miss in straight sets and was […]

Bases loaded: Offense steps up to down Razorbacks

The doctor ordered a necessary shot in the arm for Ole Miss over the weekend: a road series win over the Arkansas Razorbacks. Ole Miss took home victories on Saturday and Sunday after Will Ethridge and the Rebels fell 5-3 on Friday. The Rebels answered on Saturday with a 4-3 win, with the rubber match […]