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Members of ASB speak at their first meeting of the semester on Jan. 30, 2024. Photo by Lyn Moore. The Associated Student Body passed bills to establish a Principal of Housing in the executive branch and make the currently temporary...

RebelTHON dancers enjoy their time as the night grows older on Feb. 24, 2024. Photo Courtesy, RebelTHON. Students put on their dancing shoes on Saturday, Feb. 24 and came together for the University of Mississippi’s annual RebelTHON, a 12-hour dance...

Jason Bouldin at TedX Event at Ford Center Oxford, Mississippy. Feb 20, 2024. Photo by Antonella Rescigno TEDxUniversityofMississippi hosted its ninth yearly event Tuesday, Feb. 20, with talks focusing on topics like mental health, self-worth, identity and purpose. TED is...

Episcopal Rev. Kirk LaFon, who serves as chaplain of the Episcopal Church at Ole Miss, distributes ashes to a student in the Union Plaza on Ash Wednesday. The day of fasting and reverence marks the beginning of the 40-day season...

The Farmstead food truck can typically be found parked next to Odom Hall on Business Row. Photo by Maria Ramirez. Parked on the corner of Business Row and Dormitory Row, The Farmstand food truck has been open at the University...

Donut Distillery location, soon to be filled with life on Mar. 1, 2024. Photo by Lyn Moore. When the spring semester commenced, students weren’t the only ones settling into Oxford. Donut Distillery and its rooftop bar counterpart, Rebel Yell, are...

Photo illustration: featuring an Instagram comment left under a Feb. 8 Daily Mississippian social media post. File photo by Billy Schuerman. Since 2021, the University of Mississippi’s freshman class sizes have increased by 46% — from 3,584 to 5,240 freshmen...

Graphic by Milo Gildea. On Jan. 9, Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves was sworn in for his second and final term after the state’s closest gubernatorial election since 1999. In his inaugural address, Reeves spoke of the various challenges Mississippi has...

27 Demands at Fulton Chapel on Feb. 15, 2024. Photo by Antonella Rescigno. Students, alumni and faculty gathered to reflect on the legacy of the 1970 protest and its lasting impact on the University of Mississippi on Thursday, Feb. 15...

Graphic by Milo Gildea. College is not cheap. In addition to tuition, housing and the cost of everyday living, students face the additional charge of purchasing textbooks and school supplies each semester. However, the J.D. Williams Library is working toward...