Enjoy our “Reflections” post — one of many vignettes and stories featuring memories of days gone by. This installment is from J.W. “Jay” Mitchell of Coldwater, Mississippi,...
Jeff Johnson, 55, left a chaotic technology life in Jackson and moved to quaint Oxford, returning to the apparel business. Johnson wakes up as the birds...
Steve Davis turned a journalism degree from the University of Nebraska into an illustrious career in the marketing industry, and Saturday he will speak to the...
Kathryn James graduates from Ole Miss on Saturday with not one, not two, but three majors including public policy, Southern studies and economics. With a course...
Seven years ago, Jasmine Turner was a senior in high school trying to decide what her future held. A self-described, small-town girl from Tippo, Mississippi, Turner...
For college students, Oxford is a popular choice because of Ole Miss. For retirees, Oxford is a popular choice because of its high quality of living,...
Shortly after ending my challenging year as editor of “The Daily Mississippian,” graduating from Ole Miss and moving to New York City in the summer of...
It was a love/love relationship. There was no patronism from either. Ole Miss, and particularly the Freshman Class, loved James Ivy and he loved them back....
The Kentucky Derby is much more than just a horse race; it’s an experience. The name of the event is synonymous with big hats, fancy dresses,...
This story was republished with permission of the Meek School of Journalism and New Media. Curtis Wilkie (’63) wouldn’t trade his career in journalism for anything....