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Several of the University of Mississippi’s most distinguished alumni were honored with dinner and awards Friday night. The dinner and subsequent award ceremony began with an opening prayer from Bobby Bales, Alumni Association president-elect, followed by the recipient of the...

Participants at the Out of the Darkness Walk in the Grove reflect on loved ones that were lost to suicide before walking around campus on Sunday. The walk is to raise awareness and funds for the American Foundation for Suicide...

Charley Ann Nix was crowned 2018's Miss University last night at the Gertrude C. Ford Center. Nix, a junior biochemistry major from Batesville, will now move on to compete in the Miss Mississippi pageant, which is a preliminary pageant for...

Earlier this month, Oxford Police Department Chief Joey East recommended new city ordinance changes to the Board of Aldermen about the Oxford Square. East introduced plans to designate the Square as a special “Downtown District.” The district would have different laws...

At Saturday’s homecoming game against Vanderbilt, Savannah Smith will make her debut as Miss Ole Miss. Smith, a public policy and journalism double major from Corinth, captured 80 percent of the vote during the personality elections. “It was a Tuesday,...

Christina Lawler has dedicated her last three years at Ole Miss to bettering the campus and promoting the university, and on last month, all of the dedication paid off when she was elected homecoming queen. “A flood of emotions hit me...

Tucker Fox was born into the Ole Miss family. Even though the newly elected Mr. Ole Miss was born and raised in Memphis, Fox knows Oxford. He traveled down for game days with his family as a kid. The senior managerial...

Hogan Gidley doesn’t see too many ‘Ole Miss Alumni’ bumper stickers on his drive home from Capitol Hill. The 1998 alumnus wrapped up his first day on the job as deputy White House press secretary last night, and he said...

Members of the Lafayette County, Oxford and Ole Miss community filled the Gertrude C. Ford Ballroom at The Inn at Ole Miss on Wednesday afternoon to hear Chancellor Jeffrey Vitter give his "State of the U" speech at the university's second...

Repair work began Monday on the Confederate soldier statue that a pickup truck crashed into last month. Ryan Whittington, assistant director of public relations for social media strategy for the university, released a statement about the repairs earlier this week....