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Former Chancellor Jeff Vitter is not teaching any classes this semester following the announcement that he will serve as a tenured distinguished professor in the School of Engineering's Department of Computer and Information Science. Dawn Wilkins, chair and professor of...

A sexual assault was reported on Jan. 28 to the University Police Department, making it the first on-campus sexual assault reported this semester. UPD Lieutenant Jeremy Cook said the alleged assault happened in the Luckyday Residential College and that the...

Illustration by Devna Bose Larry Sparks is an insider, and he thinks that’s just what the university needs right now. He became the school’s interim chancellor on Jan. 2, departing from the Office of Administration and Finance to replace Jeffrey...

When Miss Ole Miss Jessica Tran saw the screenshot during winter break, she was immediately disheartened. She was texting Nakiyah Jordan about going to the University Counseling Center (UCC), and Jordan sent back a screenshot from the UCC website —...

Marcia Cole addressed a crowded audience on Thursday night during the university’s opening ceremony for Black History Month, and stressed the continued importance of demanding justice and condemning discrimination in order to end modern racism. Photo by Reed Jones “A...

The Oxford Police Department and local bar owners have said they have not seen any change in Square safety since the city’s Alcohol Ordinance went into full effect at the start of this year. The ordinance, which was voted into...

After nearly 50 years of cancer research in the U.S., the search for a cure continues at the University of Mississippi. The University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy received a research grant from the National Cancer Institute this week for...

The Daily Mississippian recently sat down with the heads of the three branches of student government — the Associated Student Body president, vice president and judicial chair — to discuss their goals and plans for the upcoming semester. A member...

Delta Kappa Epsilon has returned to the University of Mississippi as of January 2019, pending approval from national headquarters. Members of the Delta Kappa Epsilon pose for a photo on the Ole Miss campus in 2006. Photo courtesy: The Ole...

The Daily Mississippian recently sat down with the heads of the three branches of student government — the Associated Student Body president, vice president and judicial chair — to discuss their goals and plans for the upcoming semester. Associated Student...