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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 Awarded $400K Grant to Bolster College Completion Efforts

The University of Mississippi has received nearly $400,000 from a Mississippi nonprofit to further support the university's college retention, persistence and completion endeavors. The $399,979 grant from...

Gate Honors Four Generations of Commitment to UM

Dr. Spencer Lee and his extended family have come and gone from the University of Mississippi over four generations, but the Lee name will...

Southern Studies Graduate Student Produces Documentary Photo Book

As an international graduate student, Elliot Grime wanted to learn about the culture of the South and better understand the region. For the past...

Leadership Stems from a Father-Son Baseball Bond

By Renee MulliganIMC Student Motivation and determination can come from a lot of things. For Ryan and Bob Mulligan, the sport of baseball drove them...

Quinn Colson Series by Oxford Author Ace Atkins Will Be Brought to Life on HBO

Leaving his one-dimensional form, Quinn Colson will soon come to life on the television screens of homes all over the world.

BMH-NM Awarded for Commitment to Quality Stroke Care

Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi has received the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines-Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award.

Oxford Police Release Sketch of Sexual Assault Suspect

The Oxford Police Department released a composite sketch of a man wanted in connection with a sexual assault that happened Saturday on Old Taylor Road.

Oxford’s Response to US Census Still Behind State Average

Oxford’s Response Rate for Census Only Increased 2% Since May

Magnolia Montessori School Opens Fourth Classroom

Magnolia Montessori School is opening a fourth classroom to accommodate more children ages 18 months to 12 years old.

Virtual StudyUSA Program Helps Connect Students with Industry Leaders

When Washington, D.C., became a COVID-19 hotspot late this spring, University of Mississippi chemistry professor Randy Wadkins decided to reimagine how he could safely...
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