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7 Funny Things Southerners Say About Cold Weather

Judging the weather based on numerical temperatures is boring. Besides, if it’s 35 or 40 degrees, who can tell the difference? Southerners love a...
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Thornberry Named Semifinalist for Jack Nicklaus Award

Ole Miss junior Braden Thornberry, the No. 1 amateur golfer in the world, has been named a semifinalist for the 2018 Division I Jack...

No. 3 Ole Miss Welcomes UAPB for Final Home Midweek Game

No. 3 Ole Miss takes the diamond of Swayze this afternoon for the final home midweek game of the season. First pitch against the...

UM Chancellor: Academic Excellence Is All Around Us

Message from UM Chancellor Jeffrey S. Vitter I feel confident that by now most of the Ole Miss family has heard about our new strategic...

How to Get a Hotel In Oxford for Ole Miss Graduation

Graduation is quickly approaching for the seniors of Ole Miss, and with that comes the families of students looking for a place to stay. Nicole...

Mayor Says Gun-Related Violence in Oxford Will Not Be Tolerated

Mayor Robyn Tannehill told the Oxford Board of Aldermen and community members Tuesday that gun violence may become the norm in other communities, but...

Cleveland: On the Career of Ricky Donegan

Ricky Donegan, who threw some of the prettiest passes these eyes ever saw, died of cancer April 17 at age 68 in his adopted...

Diamond Rebels Game Time Changed to 4 p.m. Against UAPB

The final midweek home game for the diamond Rebels first pitch against Arkansas Pine Bluff has been moved up to 4 p.m. on Wednesday. Gates...

UM Honors Three Employees with Frist Service Awards

Following glowing letters of recommendation by both students and parents, three University of Mississippi employees have been chosen to receive prestigious honors for their...

Ole Miss Athletics Hosts 2018 Rebels’ Choice Awards

Ole Miss student-athletes, coaches and staff gathered to celebrate a year’s worth of accomplishments at the 2018 Rebels’ Choice Awards at The Pavilion on...

Stories of Choctaw Nation: The Tribe That Wouldn’t Quit

Sept. 18, 1830: Roughly 6,000 Choctaws were camped out at Dancing Rabbit Creek in Noxubee County to await a decision they had long dreaded. Emissaries...
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