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Students have had issues receiving their points for attending sporting events via Rebel Rewards, causing them to miss out on the program’s prize opportunities. Rebel Rewards is an app administered by the Ole Miss Athletics Department that allows students and...

Groups across campus have released official statements disapproving of the Institution of Higher Learning’s process of choosing Glenn Boyce as the 18th chancellor. The Black Student Union, United Campus Workers of Mississippi, College Democrats and Abolish IHL have listed demands...

Students and members of the Associated Student Body voiced their opinions and concerns on Thursday night about the Institutions of Higher Learning’s process of selecting Glenn Boyce to be the university’s new chancellor. At ASB’s All-In forum, ASB Attorney General...

Some board members of the largest foundation associated with the University of Mississippi are at an impasse with the state college board over the salary of newly appointed Chancellor Glenn Boyce. The University of Mississippi Foundation, a nonprofit organization with...

At a Monday afternoon meeting in the Lyceum, Provost Noel Wilkin told the deans of the academic schools that newly appointed chancellor, Glenn Boyce, would not entertain the idea of flying the Mississippi state flag on campus, keeping the Confederate...

During the school year, More Than A Meal gives people in need a place to go in Oxford every Tuesday. Since September 2009, the organization has provided services such as eye screenings, health checks, financial planning and flu shots, as...

University of Mississippi Law School Dean Susan Duncan said that after a forum last spring, it was clear that law school students wanted a stronger focus on diversity. “We hosted a community conversation for law students in the spring to...

Following the protest of the appointment of Chancellor Glenn Boyce during a press conference on Friday at The Inn at Ole Miss, students and faculty are looking to the future for next steps and how more students can get involved....

An amendment proposing that the Faculty Senate deliver a vote of no confidence in both the Institutions of Higher Learning and Glenn Boyce was resoundingly voted down at Tuesday night’s Faculty Senate meeting. That doesn’t mean it’s out of the...

After 10 months with an interim chancellor, the University of Mississippi once again has official leadership in former IHL commissioner Glenn Boyce. While controversy still surrounds the process used to select him, Ole Miss students are looking forward at the...