The University of Mississippi is considering expanding or constructing a new pharmacy building after the state college board approved the School of Pharmacy to spend up to $1 million to design plans for renovation. David Allen, dean of the School of Pharmacy, said the expansion was proposed because of the pharmacy school’s continuous growth […]
Editor’s Note: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that Augustus Collins was the first African American to serve as the Ole Miss Alumni Association President. That was incorrect, and we apologize for the error. Ole Miss Alumni Association President Augustus Collins has been selected as the 2019 commencement speaker and will give the […]
Ten years ago, the Miss-I-Sippin’ Beer Festival began as an initiative to highlight food, culture and related trends in Oxford. Now, the fundraiser has become a weekend-long event focused on craft beer, art and culture, attracting sponsors and participants from across state lines. This year’s festival begins today and continues tomorrow. Wayne Andrews, executive of […]
Ole Miss Volleyball kicks off their spring schedule on Saturday with two matches against Southern Miss and Mississippi College in preparation for a hopeful NCAA Tournament run in the fall. After finishing last season with a disappointing 14-18 record, the Rebels look to turn things around next season with a strong freshman class and a […]
After splitting a series with the No. 25 South Carolina Gamecocks, the Rebels, currently 22-8 on the season, will face the No. 7 Florida Gators this weekend in Oxford. Over the past three years, Rebel softball has lost seven of its eight matchups with the Gators. The Gators, sitting 27-6 on the season, are on […]
Ole VASA, the Vietnamese American Student Association, will host their annual Culture Show tonight at 8:15 p.m. at the Jackson Avenue Center. This year’s theme is “Breaking Barriers,” and the show will feature modern and traditional dance, fashion, poetry and a video skit to demonstrate Vietnamese culture. About 35 members will display traditional Vietnamese wardrobes […]
The Ole Miss men’s and women’s golf teams are in excellent shape as they hit the homestretches of their respective seasons and try to round into form before conference tournaments. The women’s team recently returned from the Evans Derby Experience hosted by Auburn on March 25. They finished tied for 10th place while shooting a […]
“The Vagina Monologues,” a play about consensual and nonconsensual sexual experiences as well as other social issues surrounding women specifically, was sponsored by Rebels Against Sexual Assault and presented Tuesday night at the Thad Cochran auditorium. Written in 1994 by playwright and activist Eve Ensler, the play is based on dozens of interviews Ensler conducted […]
As part of the Oxford Conference for the Book, Mark Hainds and Rex Jones will present their connected works about the U.S.-Mexico border — Hainds’s novel “Border Walk” and Jones’s film “La Frontera” — in a panel at 8:00 tonight at the Powerhouse. The event will feature a discussion, a screening of the film and […]
‘Upper hemisphere out of order’ By Nakyiah Jordan
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