The Young Americans for Liberty held their first meeting on Jan. 30 in the Ole Miss Student Union. Approximately 15 people attended.  Headquartered in Austin, YAL is a national organization that is active on 400 college campuses. YAL’s mission to identify, educate, train and mobilize youth activists for libertarian beliefs in the protection of […]

  Love Does, a community-based club whose Oxford chapter was founded by Anna Claire Chappelle, a graduate student pursuing a masters degree in business administration, organized and conducted a Christmas letter drive for children in orphanages in Honduras.  The campaign, led by club member Chance Marlowe, a freshman accountancy major, invited participants to write letters […]

The University of Mississippi’s Hillel Club hosted Rabbi Michan Greenstein at the Paris-Yates Chapel on Thursday, Nov. 7 at 5:30 p.m. for a talk entitled “How Colleges Should Address Antisemitism and Hate.” Greenstein is the eighth senior rabbi at Temple Israel in Memphis, one of the largest Reform congregations in the U.S. He is also […]

The University of Mississippi Democrats partnered with the Lafayette County Democrats to host an Election Night Watch Party at The Lyric. As crowds mixed with students and community members shuffled in the doors, they were met with blue ribbons, banners covering the walls, decorated tables and a large projector featuring the MSNBC newscast. Lucy Stackler, […]

The University of Mississippi Faculty Senate held a meeting in the School of Law on Tuesday, Oct. 8 — their first in-person meeting since COVID-19 restrictions were put in place — to discuss a number of policies.  They discussed the establishment of an Anti-Retaliation Policy Ad Hoc Committee, which would oversee the protection of faculty […]