Amid a growing demand for applied behavior analysis practitioners and teachers in Mississippi, the University of Mississippi School of Education is launching a new master's degree program to help fill the need.
After noting the absence of an all-inclusive resource on performance-enhancing drugs, current and former University of Mississippi administrators worked together to publish "Sports Pharmacy: Performance Enhancing Drugs and the Athlete."
The Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies at the University of Mississippi has chosen a new group of faculty members for its two-year fellowship program.
Twin sisters Kat and Margaret King like to do things together, whether it's singing rap music to writing books. Now the two women are offering to share their knowledge to Oxford's youth through a new touring business.
When COVID-19 hit and forced the city of Oxford to discontinue their curbside recycling services, the three owners of Recycle Mississippi sprang into action and offered to bring their service to Oxford residents.
The Lafayette County Sheriff's Department arrested an Oxford man for commercial burglary recently.
According to reports, Grayson Mann, 19, was allegedly involved in the burglary...
While the number of new COVID-19 cases in Mississippi being reported daily by the Mississippi State Department of Health has continued to level out, averaging about 650 new cases daily, the number of positive cases in the LOU community continues to climb.