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With about 300 left, Ole Miss student season tickets have yet to sell out as the football team approaches its second game of the season against UT Martin, according to Matt Cook, associate director of ticket operations. Cook said he...

A new housing development is on its way to Oxford’s outskirts with plans of creating affordable housing opportunities for resident and non-resident city workers alike. The 96 new homes, set to be complete in 2020, will be built east of the Riverside...

Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Brandi Hephner LaBanc released a statement to all university emails Thursday morning in response to President Donald Trump's recent decision to rescind the Deferred Action Childhood Arrivals Act. In the statement, Hephner LaBanc said the...

Due to a large amount of recent private giving, the Ole Miss community can expect to see an abundance of new or improved projects, programs and facilities in the next few years. Fiscal year 2017 brought in a total of $153.6...

Despite sitting hundreds of miles from the Gulf Coast and being virtually untouched by Hurricane Harvey, Oxford has been feeling the after-effects of the storm’s wrath in an unexpected way. Over the past week, gas prices all over the United States have...

CARE Walk is an annual event sponsored by College Panhellenic. All proceeds are donated to Baptist Cancer Center North Mississippi in order to make the detection and treatment of breast cancer more affordable. (Photo By Billy Schuerman) Thousands in pink...

Student organizations around campus are pioneering relief efforts for the victims of Hurricane Harvey by raising money and gathering supplies over the last week. The University of Mississippi’s Rebel Relief Disaster Fund will donate money to relief efforts in Houston. That...

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors met with a packed room Tuesday night to discuss the possible relocation of a Confederate memorial statue in Oxford. A total of four people spoke, two for and two against moving the memorial, voicing their...

The third of four planned provost candidate open forums continued Tuesday, with Jeffrey Thompson presenting. Thompson focused on the future of the university, naming teamwork and student success as ways to continue bettering Ole Miss. “You have a great thing going,”...

Simeon Wright was just 12 years old when he witnessed the 1955 kidnapping of his 14-year-old cousin Emmett Till. Till, nicknamed “Bobo” by his family, was tortured and killed by two white men in Money after allegedly whistling at Carolyn...