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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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Ole Miss Volleyball Prepares for Weekend Road Trip

The Ole Miss volleyball team is off to one of the best starts since 2010 as they are 3-1 in conference play. Last week, the...

UM Museum Unveils New Exhibition 'Fault Lines: Mary Zicafoose New Tapestries and Prints'

The University of Mississippi Museum unveils its newest exhibition, “Fault Lines: Mary Zicafoose New Tapestries and Prints,” tonight with an opening reception at 6...

Vassallo: Why Saturday's Loss Was So Painful for Alums

Following this outstanding football program for 50 plus years left Saturday's loss in a nightmarish sense like we've never known here. Let us place the 63-point blowout...

Watch: How to Prevent Bike Theft at Ole Miss

With a rising number of bike thefts on campus, prevention is key. Head Social Media Intern Savannah Woods met with the Department of Parking...

Board of Supervisors Approves Bids for West Oxford Loop and Sisk Expansions

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors on Monday accepted bids for expansions of Sisk Avenue and West Oxford Loop, which will cost the county...

Fall Baseball Cranks Up With the Oxford Park Commission

As the calendar rolls over into October and major league baseball gears up for postseason baseball, the Oxford Park Commission kicks off its fourth...

Mitchell: Farewell to One of the Few Who Always Put Others First

The time has come to say farewell to Curlie L. Whiten Sr., who died last week at 94. Whiten embodied the perfect recipe for...

UM Food Day Events Celebrate Healthy, Local Food

The University of Mississippi will observe Food Day throughout October with a series of events designed to inspire thought about the importance of sustainable...

Social Media Reactions to the Death of Tom Petty

Voter Survey on State Flag Yields Surprising Results

Forty-nine percent of Mississippians want to keep the current state flag, while 41 percent would like to see it retired, according to a survey...
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