Loneliness, a college boy’s best friend

For years, depression rates have been rising among college students. In a Mayo Clinic study, nearly half of responding college students reported symptoms of depression. This unfortunate reality can be partially attributed to the decline in religion, the rise in social media and our self-centered, hedonistic, pleasure-at-all-costs culture.  Another sometimes-overlooked...

Too hot to handle

After spending an hour trying to find a parking space, I walked into class with a drenched T-shirt, almost like I had just participated in a half-marathon. Cheers erupted across the classroom: “He did it, he found parking!” “He’s finally on time!” One cry rang out the loudest: “My brother,”...

New crowds, new problems

The fall semester has officially begun and with it the university is seeing its largest enrollment  of students yet. Excitement is in the air for returning students to reunite with their friends and for the largest freshman class in Ole Miss history to begin their first semester as college students.  ...

A Summer in Spain

When I woke up on June 20, it finally hit me that I wouldn’t live my life with my usual routines, meals and friends for an entire month. I had never been out of the country. My Spanish definitely wasn’t the best, but somehow I found myself being dropped off...

Photo Editor Farewell

HG Biggs shoots photos during an Ole Miss football game against Tulane on Sept. 18, 2021. Photo courtesy: Thomas Graning. From the desk of the photo editor,  When Billy Scheurman hired me as a staff photographer for The Daily Mississippian in the fall of my freshman year, I was shocked....

Editor-in-Chief Farewell

When thinking about what I would write for my farewell address, I thought about a traditional farewell telling you all how much I’ve enjoyed this experience and how much I’ll miss serving in this position. I also thought about the journalistic farewell in which I would tell you how much...

Spring Time, Skip Time

Since the spring equinox, the landscaping department has ramped up efforts to beautify campus. Grass is neatly trimmed, branches cut into perfect silhouettes, tulips planted, the whole nine yards.  Maintenance for spring begins months before the temperatures begin to rise again. This upkeep is not easy … or cheap. According...

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