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    UM remembers 26 lives in annual memorial ceremony

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    A town of many colors: Oxford Pride

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    Verdict reached in UM lawsuit

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    Rebels drop two of three to Mississippi State

    Rebels drop two of three to Mississippi State

    Ole Miss defeats Mississippi State in Governor’s Cup

    Ole Miss defeats Mississippi State in Governor’s Cup

    Rebels overcome early deficit to take Game 1 on the road against the Gamecocks

    Rebels overcome early deficit to take Game 1 on the road against the Gamecocks

    Luke Altmyer helps secure a victory for the Red team in the Grove Bowl

    Luke Altmyer helps secure a victory for the Red team in the Grove Bowl

    Men’s Golf finishes 12th in the SEC Championship

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Rolling into the new year with the Sugar Bowl New Year’s Eve Parade

Londyn LorenzbyLondyn Lorenz
January 2, 2022
1 min read

[NEW ORLEANS] As the Rebels rolled into New Orleans to face the Baylor Bears in the Allstate Sugar Bowl, floats of fans and NOLA natives moved alongside the Mississippi River, passing through Jackson Square and the French Quarter. 

Members of the Ole Miss cheer team wave to fans during a New Year’s Eve parade on Dec. 31, 2022. Photo by HG Biggs.

Fans were serenaded by the Ole Miss and Baylor Bands, alongside high school bands from across Louisiana, with another even making the trip from Minnesota. Attendees were also greeted by the Ole Miss and Baylor cheerleaders, local dance troupes and eccentric performance groups.

An Ole Miss fan cheers as the New Year’s Eve parade proceeds up Decatur Street. Photo by HG Biggs.

Ole Miss pride was displayed along the route, with chants of Hotty Toddy exploding through the French Quarter and UM’s banner flowing proudly from floats, in cars and even on horseback by the Modern-Day Urban Cowboys of New Orleans.  The famed Mardi Gras World brought their iconic, jester-headed float, which greeted the crowd with balloons and Sugar Bowl beads.  Most of the  other floats maintained the Mardi Gras theme, while one float stuck to an Elton John theme.

A member of the Ole Miss marching band laughs as the band finishes performing during the New Year’s Eve parade. Photo by HG Biggs.

Fans were overjoyed as beads, cups, frisbees and even coffee were thrown into the crowd. The good times  definitely rolled as Rebel fans celebrated the coming New Year with the Sugar Bowl here in New Orleans.

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Rolling into the new year with the Sugar Bowl New Year’s Eve Parade

Londyn LorenzbyLondyn Lorenz
January 2, 2022
1 min read

[NEW ORLEANS] As the Rebels rolled into New Orleans to face the Baylor Bears in the Allstate Sugar Bowl, floats of fans and NOLA natives moved alongside the Mississippi River, passing through Jackson Square and the French Quarter. 

Members of the Ole Miss cheer team wave to fans during a New Year’s Eve parade on Dec. 31, 2022. Photo by HG Biggs.

Fans were serenaded by the Ole Miss and Baylor Bands, alongside high school bands from across Louisiana, with another even making the trip from Minnesota. Attendees were also greeted by the Ole Miss and Baylor cheerleaders, local dance troupes and eccentric performance groups.

An Ole Miss fan cheers as the New Year’s Eve parade proceeds up Decatur Street. Photo by HG Biggs.

Ole Miss pride was displayed along the route, with chants of Hotty Toddy exploding through the French Quarter and UM’s banner flowing proudly from floats, in cars and even on horseback by the Modern-Day Urban Cowboys of New Orleans.  The famed Mardi Gras World brought their iconic, jester-headed float, which greeted the crowd with balloons and Sugar Bowl beads.  Most of the  other floats maintained the Mardi Gras theme, while one float stuck to an Elton John theme.

A member of the Ole Miss marching band laughs as the band finishes performing during the New Year’s Eve parade. Photo by HG Biggs.

Fans were overjoyed as beads, cups, frisbees and even coffee were thrown into the crowd. The good times  definitely rolled as Rebel fans celebrated the coming New Year with the Sugar Bowl here in New Orleans.

In Case You Missed It

UM remembers 26 lives in annual memorial ceremony

UM remembers 26 lives in annual memorial ceremony

4 weeks ago
Lavender LLC debuts this fall

Lavender LLC debuts this fall

4 weeks ago
Code Pink co-founder: “This party is for you”

Code Pink co-founder: “This party is for you”

4 weeks ago
Code Pink offers home away from home for LGBTQIA+ community

Code Pink offers home away from home for LGBTQIA+ community

4 weeks ago

Hickerson selected as SOJNM dean, pending IHL approval

4 weeks ago
Rebels drop two of three to Mississippi State

Rebels drop two of three to Mississippi State

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