The Associated Student Body Senate passed a resolution requesting the university create an online syllabi bank allowing students to access past class syllabi. The bank was proposed to help students signing up for classes gain a better understanding of the courses before they start. The resolution was sponsored by Sen. Catrina Curtis, chairwoman of the […]
Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi is constructing a new roundabout on South Lamar Boulevard as part of the infrastructure being added to its newly built facility. Even though construction could cause minor delays in traffic, hospital administration said the construction is needed to relieve traffic congestion in the area and make the facility more accessible. “As […]
MEMPHIS — Calvary Episcopal Church in Memphis participated in the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. by holding a “Service of Remembrance and Reconciliation” and unveiling a historical marker. The historical marker contextualized Confederate Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest’s operation of the Memphis slave trade that occurred yards away from […]
Walter Isaacson, former chairman and CEO of CNN and editor of Time Magazine, will deliver the 2018 commencement address May 12 in the Grove. Chancellor Jeffrey Vitter invited Isaacson to give the address because of his relationship with the university and his credentials as a journalist. Isaacson’s history with Ole Miss began when he participated […]
On Thursday night, the results of the Associated Student Body runoff elections for president and secretary were announced. Elam Miller won the presidential race with 53.51 percent of the vote, defeating opponent Wister Hitt, and Cady Cooper won the race for secretary with 52.16 percent of the vote, defeating opponent Reagan Moody. “We had around […]
Four candidates will be on the ballot for the Associated Student Body runoff election today after no single candidate gained a majority of the votes in the secretary and presidential races. Elam Miller and Wister Hitt are the candidates for the presidential runoff after they nearly tied in Tuesday night’s election. Miller received 36.34 percent […]
Associated Student Body candidates and their supporters gathered anxiously outside of the Lyceum last night to hear the executive officer election results. After the more than 4,000 votes were counted, the officers elected were Walker Abel for vice president, Jonathan Cox for treasurer, Alex Crouch for judicial chair and Katherine Sistrunk for attorney general. The […]
Oxford leaders and university administrators delivered the second “State of the University” speech of the academic school year Friday afternoon at The Inn as part of the 2018 Black Alumni Reunion. Chancellor Jeffrey Vitter spoke about the university’s strategic plan and how the plan will benefit the university, the community and the state. The four […]
Associated Student Body executive officer candidates explained and defended their platforms Wednesday night to a full auditorium in the Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics. Presidential candidates Wister Hitt, Elam Miller, Emily Tipton and Dylan Wood spoke about holding the university administration accountable, improving transparency on ASB and increasing diversity on boards and councils. […]
As election day draws closer, candidates for campus executive offices are promoting their platforms to their fellow students. Take a look at each candidate for executive office ahead of tonight’s 5:30 debate at the Overby Center on campus. See theDMonline for coverage of tonight’s debate, our Facebook page for live streaming and follow @thedm_news on […]
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