On Oct. 23, 1983, Howard “Larry” Gerlach was in the Marines barracks in Beirut, Lebanon, when suicide bombers detonated a truck bomb that killed 220 Marines,...
Part I. Nick Strickland lives in a double wide trailer on the outskirts of Fort Valley, Georgia. It’s a hot June day, and he’s wearing shorts,...
The 2015 Oxford High School (OHS) Marine Corps Junior ROTC Cadet of the Year is incoming OHS sophomore and Marine Corps Junior ROTC Cadet Sergeant Javeria...
Faced with racially integrating their swimming pools in the 1960s, many Mississippi cities locked the gates. Some mayors trumped up excuses, such as a need for...
Dianne Smith Fergusson is a stained glass mosaic artist. She loves Oxford because it is a warm, creative place to be. Do you agree? Let us...
The content and information below is republished with permission from the Cleveland Clinic. Head lice: just thinking about it is enough to make you itch. Although...
In 1906 and 1907, two Confederate Monuments were erected one the Ole Miss Campus and one the Square in downtown Oxford. The idea for a monument...
A renowned organic synthetic chemist is the newest recipient of the Margaret McLean Coulter Professorship at the University of Mississippi. Daniell Mattern is the fourth UM...
Danielle Sims, area coordinator at the University of Mississippi, is a 2015 recipient of the Mereese Ladson Diversity Scholarship, which is given by the National Association of...
The University of Mississippi’s National Food Service Management Institute has changed its name and logo to the Institute of Child Nutrition, reflecting its mission to serve child...