The Ole Miss football team sits at 2-1 after three weeks. With all of the turmoil and issues that athletic director Ross Bjork and head coach Matt Luke have had to manage, 2-1 is a welcome sight. However, losing 62-7 is never easy to move on from. Kent State, which is only a week removed […]
Alex McDaniel Speak truth to power. It’s the principle lesson I learned during my time at the university — a lesson many student journalists learn during their time here and not necessarily in the classroom. For decades, student journalists on this campus have regularly reported on race relations, exposing inequality, bigotry and the gradual transformation […]
Hundreds of students and members of the Ole Miss community gathered in the David H. Nutt Auditorium on Thursday night for a school-wide forum regarding the offensive comments made by Ed Meek. Senior biology major Ki’yona Crawford and senior general studies major Mahoghany Jordan, the two women pictured in Meek’s post, were among the many […]
The Daily Mississippian, like the University of Mississippi, has not always stood against hate. We sometimes participated in upholding a vision of our campus and city that rested on outdated ideas about race and gender that some people in our community wish still existed. There are days when we didn’t do the right thing. But […]
The Ole Miss volleyball team begins SEC play today with a match against No. 11 Florida in Gainesville. After going on an eight-match winning streak earlier in the season, the Rebels lost to Memphis last week, before suffering two more losses in the Rice Adidas Invitational II this past weekend. The Rebels were plagued by […]
Ole Miss alumnus Ed Meek, namesake of the Meek School of Journalism and New Media, drew widespread criticism after posting commentary and a pair of photos to Facebook on Wednesday night. Meek, a prominent donor and former professor, served as the university’s assistant vice chancellor for public relations and marketing for 37 years, beginning in […]
U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith spoke to supporters at her Oxford campaign office and campaigned in the Grove this past weekend. She spoke with The Daily Mississippian at her Oxford campaign office about her plans to improve life in Mississippi if she is elected. Hyde-Smith, the first female U.S. senator from Mississippi, is the incumbent senator […]
As junior defensive back Montrell Custis was helped off the field during Ole Miss’ 62-7 loss to Alabama on Saturday, an already dire defensive situation got even worse. Custis is the second member of the Rebels’ secondary to go down with a torn ACL in the first three weeks of the season. Cornerback and kick […]
Ole Miss physics professor Marco Cavaglia kicked off the seventh year of the Oxford Science Cafe on Tuesday night at Uptown Coffee on the Square. The Science Cafe event hosts scientists and researchers from universities or research labs who give short, layman-level lectures on any topics within the scientific realm. This monthly event takes place […]
The Ole Miss soccer team will have a challenge at 6 p.m. Thursday as the No. 19 Tennessee Volunteers come to Oxford for the second conference match of the season for both the Rebels and the Volunteers. The 6-1-1 Volunteers dropped in the rankings after a 2-0 loss to No. 13 South Carolina in their […]
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