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There has been a firestorm of debate in the Oxford community this week after a cocktail menu at Saint Leo Restaurant, originally intended as a celebration of Black History Month, received widespread backlash on social media. Designed by Saint Leo’s...

The Interfraternity Council president and all 14 IFC chapter presidents signed a letter saying the organizations would be requiring members to attend annual educational sessions about sexual assault, hazing, substance abuse, and available resources on campus. The letter said this...

On Thursday, the university will host a financial education event featuring nationally known financial literacy coach Eric Smith. In the past, Smith has helped NBA athletes learn how to handle their finances. All students are invited to attend the event...

Three times a week, students are given the opportunity to participate in self-defense classes hosted on campus by the University Police Department along with several student leaders. Officer Jeff Kellum, who leads the classes, said that though UPD has offered...

On February 9, a water main break off of Highway 6 caused possible water contamination throughout the City of Oxford. A precautionary notice to boil all water was sent out to citizens and businesses that receive their water from the...

The University of Mississippi Pharmacy Health Services is developing new medication services, including more streamlined pharmacy access and in-office consultations, for enrolled students as well as for employees and their families. These resources will allow the Ole Miss community greater...

Since the beginning of the semester, the J.D. Williams Library has been implementing a new schedule of operating hours. It now closes an hour earlier on Fridays – at 6 p.m. rather than 7 p.m. – and opens an hour...

The University of Mississippi purchased the old Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi facility last June to allow more space for the growing number of students and academic programs. Now, the university is debating plans for what will become of the building....

“If I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” This was the opening motto of the 2018 Ole Miss Special Olympics, where people from all over the state competed in basketball-related activities. Volunteers from the community and university...

Wiley Martin arrived at The Pavilion via ambulance Friday afternoon. He was shown the locker rooms before being wheeled out onto the floor and up to The Pavilion Club, where former coaches and professors, friends and Chancellor Jeffrey Vitter made...