Sarah Henderson

ASB debate: candidates clash with little to say

There was not a breakthrough moment at the Associated Student Body executive candidate debate, as most of the candidates chose to stick to their campaign platforms and tout broad promises of transparency, communication accountability and accessibility. Most of the ideas presented at last night’s debate centered around those three typical campaign promises, all of which […]

Ole Miss tennis teams look to gather momentum in home stretch of the season

Tennis season in Oxford continues as both the men’s and women’s tennis teams are rolling in the heart of conference play. The men’s team is sitting at 12-9 overall with a 3-5 in the SEC. They’re coming off of a two-match split on Sunday, including a 4-2 loss to No. 19 Tennessee and a 4-0 […]

Report declares Trump didn’t coordinate with Russia

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department declared Sunday that special counsel Robert Mueller’s long investigation did not find evidence that President Donald Trump’s campaign “conspired or coordinated” with Russia to influence the 2016 presidential election, setting off celebrations of vindication by Trump and his supporters. Mueller also investigated whether Trump obstructed justice but did not […]

ASB executive candidates talk about platforms, goals for the university

The Daily Mississippian interviewed each of the executive candidates for the Associated Student Body about their goals for their campaigns before they debate tonight at 6 p.m. in the Overby Center auditorium. Candidates for President Leah Davis Major: Psychology Hometown: Tupelo, Miss. Davis said she wants to focus on three points as president: access, consensus […]

Candidates set to debate tonight

For the first time in recent history, student media will host the debate for the Associated Student Body executive officer candidates tonight. The debate will be moderated by the managers of all four media organizations of the Student Media Center — NewsWatch Ole Miss, Rebel Radio, the Ole Miss Yearbook and The Daily Mississippian. Candidates […]

Bases loaded: Ole Miss’s struggles in SEC play could prove costly

A less-than-stellar weekend ends with a series loss for Ole Miss. Rebels drop Friday pitchers’ duel 2-1 and lose 8-5 on Sunday. But Doug Nikhazy and Parker Caracci delivered a win on the mound on Saturday. The Rebels were never able to combine consistent offense with good pitching, leading to two losses on the weekend. […]

Longtime Director of Admissions announces retirement

Whitman Smith, director of admissions at Ole Miss, is retiring from the university. Smith, whose position has already been placed on the university’s career website, has been with the university for nearly three decades. Smith started in the admissions office in 1990, beginning as a regional admissions counselor and serving as director of admissions since […]

OPINION: The truth about gun violence

In the aftermath of the horrific New Zealand shooting, many have flocked to their respective bases calling for gun law reforms. Such a tragedy as this should spark debate on appropriate policy initiatives to curb gun violence. But, before we blame all our problems on the machine, it’s time we take a look at those […]

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