Opinion

Cancel culture has gained significant traction in recent years. As simple as it sounds, cancel culture is a subject of duality —  a complicated phenomenon rather than a black-and-white issue. Proponents of cancel culture stand firm on the idea that...

In 2020, senior biology major Helen Claire McNulty wrote a plea for civility in American politics in a Daily Mississippian opinion column. In this article, McNulty explained how the election cycle at the time was marked by an unusual absence...

Over the past month, it has been nearly impossible to venture to any corner of the country without hearing the phrase “very cutesy, very demure, very mindful.” The saying was popularized by TikTok creator Joolie Lebron in a now-viral video...

Conversations surrounding mental health are growing — particularly in our generation. Despite the growing awareness and acceptance, one thing that has not seemed to decrease is suicide rates. 2023 had the highest number of suicides recorded in American history, and...

Graphic by Haley Reed. With the 2024 election a little over 50 days away, all of us are noticing an increase in politics in our day-to-day lives. Just this week, the internet exploded in reaction to the second presidential debate...

The Office of Diversiy and Community Engagement is located on the third floor of the Lyceum. Photo by Ashton Summers Diversity, equity and inclusion: This is the meaning and definition of the acronym DEI.   During this election year — most...

A UPD officer crosses the Grove during a rainy game day on Aug. 31, 2024. Photo by Watson Lee   Football season is back in full swing at Ole Miss, and for students and Oxford residents alike, it is a...

Bre'Anna Coleman. Photo courtesy: Bre'Anna Coleman During my time at the University of Mississippi, I can truly say that I have experienced the ups and downs of Mississippi life. I have experienced the high-energy events hosted by different organizations such...

As the adage goes, religion and politics are two sensitive topics to avoid in conversations. However, on college campuses there is no shortage of discourse between people with differing views. Our beloved flagship institution is, at times, especially fond of...

Madison DeVaul, photo courtesy of Madison DeVaul. EDITOR’S NOTE: Diary of a Black Girl is a monthly column focusing on the experiences of Black women at the University of Mississippi. In this installment, Opinion writer Bre’Anna Coleman interviews freshman English...