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A line begins to wrap Dunkin' at 4 a.m. as the store prepared to open on Nov. 19, 2022. Photo by Violet Jira. If you happened to drive down University Avenue anytime between 8 p.m. on Friday and 5 a.m....

Lenoir Hall, home of Ole Miss's Nutrition and Hospitality Management program, hosts Lenoir Dining, Lenoir Dining, located on the University of Mississippi campus, is operated by hospitality management and dietetics students. Located in Lenoir Hall, this non-profit restaurant allows students...

Thanksgiving is approaching, which means collard greens, turkey dressing and mashed potatoes are on the menu. While foods such as these are part and parcel of a traditional Southern thanksgiving, many international students here at the university are not as...

The University of Mississippi’s Southern Studies program is impacting how food is incorporated into education. Catarina Passidomo, a Southern Foodways Alliance associate professor of Southern studies and associate professor of anthropology, hopes that her classes teach students to think critically...

“Food desert” is a term used to describe areas where access to healthy and affordable food is limited. Rural and minority communities are disproportionately impacted by food deserts, and that’s certainly the case in Mississippi. Mississippi is the poorest state,...

Marsha Jensen (right), from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention recognizes Maria Gumbko (left), the organizer for the Out of the Darkness Walk on Nov. 5. Photo by Jensen Ware. Members of the Oxford community gathered in the Grove on...

Maddy Ryan and Helen Phillips present Bill 22-17 which states that executive position candidates must disaffiliate from their Greek organization during their campaign.Photo by HG Biggs. The Associated Student Body held a formal senate meeting Tuesday, Nov. 9. Two bills...

Maralyn Howell Bullion is pictured with the rest of the Student Executive Council in the 1944 edition of the Ole Miss Yearbook. Photo courtesy: The Ole Miss Yearbook. Maralyn Howell Bullion, the first woman elected student body president at the...

Lafayette County held it's midterm elections on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Here are the results. 1st Congressional District US House of Representatives  WINNER: Trent R. Kelly (7,921 votes, 62.94%) Diane D. Black (4,639 votes, 36.86%) Lafayette County Court Judge RUNOFF: Carnelia...

Graphic by Sedley Normand. If you ask members of Greek organizations where exactly their dues go, they may say to social events, for meals at the house or to their national organizations. What they may not know is that a...