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College Sports Needs a CBA, Not a Congressional Bailout

Congress is currently working to push through legislation to save college sports because those who used to hold the power no longer do and...
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UM Homecoming Week Offers Activities for Students and Community

Members of the University of Mississippi community can participate in a variety of in-person events on campus during Homecoming Week, set for Oct. 19-25. All...

Supervisors Tell Property Owners on CR 5057 to Clean Up or Pay

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors is giving two landowners 30 days to clean up lots that have been deemed a menace to the...

UM Student Receives National Lambda Sigma Scholarship

A University of Mississippi student's leadership and involvement in the Lambda Sigma honor society for sophomores has been recognized with a scholarship from the...
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Ole Miss Student Runs Custom Shirt Business From Home

https://youtu.be/3p8gF_otgqg Video by Sydney Ray, IMC student

University Expands Student Union’s Name to Pay Tribute to Ford

The far-reaching impact of the late philanthropist Gertrude Castellow Ford once again will be honored, this time with the naming of the Ole Miss...

UM Panhellenic Council Hosting Virtual CARE Walk

The University of Mississippi Panhellenic Council's annual Cancer Awareness Research and Eradication Walk, which benefits Baptist Memorial Hospital breast cancer efforts, might have gone...

Oxford Man Charged with Felony Child Abuse

The Oxford Police Department has charged a local man with child abuse.

Stolen Oxford Work Truck Recovered in Monroe County

A Shannon man was arrested this week for allegedly stealing an Oxford city work truck. According to reports, on Oct. 14, the Oxford Police Department...

Oxford Man Charged With Molesting Child

An Oxford man has been charged with allegedly molesting a child.

Lafayette Firefighters Can Now Use Narcan to Help Overdose Patients

To respond to the emerging opioid epidemic, more than 30 firefighters with the Lafayette County Fire Department have been training for the past two weeks to be able to administer Narcan to people who overdosed on drugs.
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