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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...

The owners of Flying Tuk, a low-speed vehicle taxi service, have been lobbying the city of Oxford to lower the driving age limit of vehicles-for-hire, and recently achieved a small victory. Danny Klimetz, co-owner of the company, attended last week's...

The last four years have marked a shift in the university’s approach to providing mental healthcare on campus. If new hires are any indication of where the school’s priorities lie, it seems that mental health education and student services have...

The university’s Mr. and Miss Ole Miss, Tucker Fox and Savannah Smith, are using their platform on campus and partnership with the senior class to raise awareness for the William Magee Center for Wellness Education. The center is set to...

As he entered his first full semester as president of the Associated Student Body, Dion Kevin began to experience what can happen when mental health concerns are left out of the campus conversation. A member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity,...

“I’m going to make sure that his life will not be in vain,” Betsy Primos said in the wake of her son’s death. Truett Primos, a former student at the University of Mississippi, killed himself in October 2017, and Mrs....

Many members of the Ole Miss community were alarmed Monday after receiving emails notifying them of an active tuberculosis case on campus that hundreds of people were potentially exposed to. In an initial email sent confidentially that morning, the university...

While many often simplify Oxford as nothing but a college town or a destination for sporting and social events, the city is hoping to boost its standing as a tourism destination in the future. Lafayette County tourism projects recently received...

With finals week just around the corner, the library is getting more packed by the day, leaving open opportunities for students to have items stolen from them. Capt. Peggie Jane McGregor-Mahan of the University Police Department said although there have...