After the surprising announcement of the dismissal of Garrett Felber, an assistant professor in the history department, thousands of academics from around the world have signed a joint letter addressed to Chancellor Glenn Boyce and Noell Wilson, chair of the...
The university has assembled a COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution and Administration Task Force to develop a strategy for campus immunization, according to an email from Provost Noel Wilkin. The task force will be chaired by Dr. David Allen, dean of...
The Ole Miss volleyball and rifle teams postponed this weekend’s matches because of positive COVID-19 cases on the teams. The programs announced the postponements on Wednesday, Nov. 5. This is the first time that either program has had its game...
The 2020 presidential election remains undecided, and the Associated Press has not yet called a winner in several critical states. Thus far, former Vice President Joe Biden leads with 264 electoral votes, while current President Donald Trump has 214. Nevada,...
Personality elections concluded today with Cade Slaughter, named Mr. Ole Miss and Lilli Gordon named Miss Ole Miss. Slaughter, a public policy leadership and integrated marketing communications major, won with 58.48% of the vote while Gordon, a biology major,...
Benjamin Franklin famously said after the Constitutional Convention to a group of citizens patiently awaiting the verdict of the deliberation that the founders had created “a republic, if you can keep it.” Those words echo in the ears of Americans...
As outbreaks continue to rise in student housing, community assistants are facing a new set of challenges this year. They are responsible for making sure students wear masks and social distance inside dorms, but many say their environments are not...
Earlier this month, Mississippi released thousands of proposed state flag designs for public viewing on the Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH) website — all of which included the phrase “In God We Trust” and none of which include...