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Oxford’s 23rd annual Double Decker Festival begins Friday and continues a tradition that began years ago when the festival stage was the bed of a pickup truck and the event had only a handful of local artists and vendors. According...

A small, copper-colored chain with a wire hanger-shaped pendant dangles around her neck. Her long, red hair drapes over her shoulders, and her hands rest on her knees as she cradles a tall cup of iced tea. She is donned...

BRANDON — Jerry Sanders has been sitting in a jail cell on a relatively minor charge of methamphetamine possession for more than a year — longer than the sentence he could get if he's convicted. And with no money to...

The Ole Miss yearbook is picked up by students on Monday. It will be available in front of the Tad Smith Coliseum through Thursday and is free for students who have payed their tuition for the fall and spring semesters....

The Willie Price Lab School will showcase student art in its sixth annual art gallery from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. tomorrow. The art gallery will be open to the faculty of the School of Education, the parents of previous,...

The Associated Student Body Senate has voted to lower the campaign spending cap for executive officer candidates and require the publishing of campaign expense vouchers online for the public to see. However, candidates will still not be required to disclose...

Hugh Freeze could have returned to Oxford next football season. It just might have been for a team that competes against the Ole Miss Rebels. It was reported that multiple teams including Tennessee, Missouri, LSU and Alabama tried to hire...

Footsteps crush fallen leaves, and birds call from high in the trees. The kids run ahead laughing and yelling into the Whirlpool Trails and wait for their leader, Katie Boyle, to start the day’s adventure with them. Boyle has been...

The first-place team celebrates as their rider crosses the finish line. The race comprised 75 laps around the circle to benefit veterans. Photo by Christian Johnson The University of Mississippi Department of Health, Exercise Science and Recreation Management hosted the...

The Ole Miss International Festival saw Lamar Hall filled with snapshots of unique cultures that represented more than 30 countries on Saturday afternoon. Keisuke Hara plays his guitar for attendees of the International Festival on Saturday. Photo by Sarah Liese...