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Oxford citizens young and old gathered on the RSVP Plaza steps next to City Hall on a rainy Saturday morning to bring awareness to women’s reproductive rights in light of the recent decision to hear Mississippi’s abortion challenge in the...

At least Falcons fans had hope when they led the Patriots 28-3 late in the third quarter of Super Bowl LI. At least Warriors fans got to experience NBA Finals wins before they blew their 3-1 series lead over the...

Several local women have organized a “Women’s March for Reproductive Rights” to take place Saturday, Oct. 2, to coincide with Women’s Rights events taking place across the country to protest the Supreme Court’s recent Texas abortion law decision. The event...

In preparation for the Ole Miss game against Alabama this Saturday, Assistant Sports Editor Ruby Draayer sat down with Ashlee Woods, Sports Editor at the Crimson White. Check out what Ashlee has to say.  Illustration by Micah Crick   Q:...

The university’s Army, Navy and Marine Reserve Officer Training Corps hosted a three mile run on Sept. 29 to raise awareness for the Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention Program.  During the month of September, Cadet Command tasked the ROTC, the...

Many words describe the deserts of Arizona. Scorched. Sun-baked. Blistering. Anthropology professor Jason De León has another: weapon. Light on security, the desert is often crossed by migrants looking to find a way into the United States. With such harsh...

The Rebels officially start SEC play this weekend, and their first opponent is not one to be taken lightly.  Ole Miss heads to Tuscaloosa in hopes of getting their first 4-0 start since 2015. In that same 2015 season, the...

The City of Oxford’s Board of Aldermen voted in a special board meeting on Tuesday to lift the city-wide mask mandate. The decision comes after cases of COVID-19 nationwide, statewide and locally have been on the decline. Unvaccinated city employees...

​The School of Pharmacy is partnering with the Public Health Program to hold two University of Mississippi HPV Free events on Wednesday, Sept. 29, from 1-4 p.m. at the Galtney-Lott Plaza and Wednesday, Oct. 6th, 1-4 p.m. at the Union...

Last Friday, Square Books was one of 20 indie bookstores to host authors Anderson Cooper and Katherine Howe via Zoom to discuss their new book, “Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty.” This event consisted of Howe and...