From my personal experiences living here for the past four years, Oxford is one of the safest towns in the state. There have been very few instances where I did not feel say safe at my apartment, at school or work or out and about with friends on the Square. That’s not to say it […]
The queer community is multifaceted, layered and deepened with history and actions ensuring that the community thrives to be prosperous and taken seriously. Nevertheless, there are still some issues that resonate within the community that require strategic accountability and actions. One of those issues is racism. For many people, it seems almost outrageous for an […]
MEMPHIS — “Our best days are ahead of us,” Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland said Wednesday morning. Strickland was one of the main speakers at the “I Am a Man” reenactment photo on Beale Street as part of the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. This event […]
Student group Active Minds showcased several past and present students who have dealt with mental health issues, intense struggles and stressors with their “Humans of Ole Miss” exhibit Tuesday. The event was part of the group’s Mental Health Week on campus. Students shared their stories at the exhibit, detailing the obstacles they have and continue […]
The UM Slavery Research Group and the Robert C. Khayat Law Center teamed up Wednesday to sponsor the Martin Luther King Day Commemoration Panel at the university’s law school. The panel was made up of four faculty members: history professor Anne Twitty, sociology professor Jeffrey Jackson, English professor Jennie Lightweis-Goff and history professor Marc H. […]
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