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10 Ways to Tell You’re Talking to an Ole Miss Student, Part 2

Discover the vibrant, humorous traditions that define Ole Miss students, from The Grove to The Vaught, and everything in between.

Hotty Toddy News Services - December 17, 2024

Ole Miss Baseball to Face Mizzou on the Road

Peyton Chatagnier at the dish Photo by Carleigh Holt Harbin Ole Miss baseball travels to the Show Me State to take on the Missouri Tigers in...

Oxford will Continue to Give UM $200K Annually for Baseball Stadium Upkeep

In 1986, House Bill 1189 created what is now known as the city of Oxford’s 2% food and beverage tax. Funds generated from the...

UM Concert Singers to Tour Europe

By Erin Garrett University of Mississippi The University of Mississippi Concert Singers are preparing for an upcoming trip to Europe to sing in historic cathedrals and give a...

Ole Miss Baseball’s Elliott Out for Rest of Season After Tommy John Surgery

Hunter Elliott Photo courtesy of Ole Miss Sports Ole Miss sophomore left-handed pitcher Hunter Elliott had Tommy John surgery on Wednesday according to an announcement...

Charging Ahead? Mississippi Slow to Embrace the Electric Vehicle Revolution

By Eva-Marie Luter, Journalism Graduate Student https://youtu.be/7_FxU4x1A40 OXFORD, MS -- In recent years, the southeastern United States has seen a significant increase in electric vehicle (EV)...

Adoption Fees 50% Off at Oxford ARC During National Adoption Event

From May 1 to May 15, BISSELL Pet Foundation's Spring National “Empty the Shelters” is occurring at more than 350 shelters in 45 states,...

Ole Miss Athletics Continues to Excel in Annual APR Release

Ole Miss Athletics commitment to excellence in competition and the classroom remain strong, with the department setting a new program record with 13 teams...

Double Decker Arts Festival Shines Even in the Rain

The small college town of Oxford swelled in size this past weekend, as it hosted the 26th annual Double Decker Arts Festival April 28-29. The...

Ole Miss students still working on “Justice for Jay Lee”

by Hayden Wiggs, Journalism Graduate Student On July 8, 2022, Jay Lee, a 20-year-old recent graduate of the University of Mississippi, went missing from his...

UM Researcher, Student Published in Prestigious Nature Water Journal

By Clara Turnage University of Mississippi Water quality issues in Jackson have potentially led to more than 1,000 school disruptions each year between 2015 and 2021,...