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10 Ways to Tell You’re Talking to an Ole Miss Student, Part 2

Discover the vibrant, humorous traditions that define Ole Miss students, from The Grove to The Vaught, and everything in between.

Ole Miss Hosts Vanderbilt in an SEC Showdown

No. 18 Ole Miss welcomes the No. 2 Vanderbilt Commodores for a SEC series tilt on the diamond at Swayze this weekend.

Ole Miss Selected as One of Twenty Possible Sites for NCAA Regional

Ole Miss baseball learned on Friday that the Oxford-University Stadium Swayze Field has been chosen as one of the 20 potential host sites by the NCAA Committee for the NCAA Tournament.

Lafayette Superintendent Pugh Honored at Retirement Ceremony

Lafayette Superintendent Adam Pugh Honored at Retirement Ceremony

Law Enforcement, Community Gather in Honor of Fallen Officers

Each year, officers from local, state and federal offices gather with citizens to remember those police officers who died in the past year.

The Battle for the Golden Egg Renewed on Thanksgiving

The Battle for the Golden Egg between Ole Miss and Mississippi State on the gridiron will take place on Thanksgiving.

Bonnie Brown: Q&A with Bill MacKenzie

The latest interview in the Ole Miss Retirees features Bill MacKenzie, the former Energy Coordinator at Ole Miss.

East Jackson to Close Monday for Streetscape Improvements

East Jackson will be closed to traffic between the Square and Ninth Street beginning Monday morning and will remain closed until the project is complete in August.

Mississippi Stories: Curtis Wilkie

Mississippi Today Editor-At-Large Marshall Ramsey sits down with journalist, author and teacher Curtis Wilkie to talk about his long career and his new book When Evil Lived in Laurel: The "White Knights" and the Murder of Vernon Dahmer.

Oxford’s Newest Celebrity is Becoming the Talk of the Town

Oxford's newest celebrity "Francis Bacon" may not have a lovely spider spinning the words "some pig” above his head, but he has gotten plenty of “likes” on social media and has quickly become the main attraction on Price Street.

Oxford Planning Commission Gives Nod to New Bed and Breakfast

The Oxford Planning Commission approved a request Monday to allow one of the town's historic homes on South Lamar to become a new bed and breakfast.