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The Daily Mississippian is the award-winning, editorially independent
campus newspaper of The University of Mississippi in Oxford. Founded
in 1911, it is the only daily college newspaper in the state. The DM is
published once a week during the academic year when the
University is in session. While theDMonline.com is the online version of our print edition, it is updated daily and contains excl

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Fall 2021 Enrollment - Oxford & Regional campuses: 18,800
Total Faculty & Staff: 2,720
• 24.7% minority (includes African-American & all other
ethnicities)
• Undergrad: 82.3%
• Grad/Prof: 17%
• 53.6% of students are Mississippi residents
• One third of the student body is Greek-affiliated


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Assistant Director of Landscape Services Nathan Lazinsky and others reflect on how landscaping makes iconic UM locations...
05/05/2025

Assistant Director of Landscape Services Nathan Lazinsky and others reflect on how landscaping makes iconic UM locations, like the Grove, treasured university symbols.

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Photo finish! Senior photographers snap their fellow graduates' last moments as UM students on camera.Read more at thedm...
05/05/2025

Photo finish! Senior photographers snap their fellow graduates' last moments as UM students on camera.

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Julien Baker & TORRES dazzled The Lyric on Tuesday night in matching sequined suits with a full live band. The April 29 ...
05/05/2025

Julien Baker & TORRES dazzled The Lyric on Tuesday night in matching sequined suits with a full live band. The April 29 concert was a stop on their current “Send a Prayer My Way Tour,” named for their album “Send a Prayer My Way,” which was released on April 18.

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Members of the Ole Miss Class of 2025 share the stories behind their permanent marks on campus.Read more at thedmonline....
05/05/2025

Members of the Ole Miss Class of 2025 share the stories behind their permanent marks on campus.

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With the 2025 postseason less than a month away, The Daily Mississippian Sports Editors Russ Eddins and Nate Donohue joi...
05/04/2025

With the 2025 postseason less than a month away, The Daily Mississippian Sports Editors Russ Eddins and Nate Donohue joined with writer Ian Sparks to construct the best possible 2025 SEC Baseball team.

As the conclusion of SEC baseball season draws near, fans and analysts alike have a great understanding of who the best players in the league are. This is an

After Ole Miss Men’s Basketball’s historic run to the Sweet 16, Rebel head coach Chris Beard expressed his gratitude for...
05/04/2025

After Ole Miss Men’s Basketball’s historic run to the Sweet 16, Rebel head coach Chris Beard expressed his gratitude for the fans that stuck by the team all season.

After Ole Miss Men’s Basketball’s historic run to the Sweet 16, Rebel head coach Chris Beard expressed his gratitude for the fans that stuck by the team all

The Associated Student Body Senate elected its president pro tempore and confirmed students into positions across each b...
05/04/2025

The Associated Student Body Senate elected its president pro tempore and confirmed students into positions across each branch of the organization.

New legislative council positions

Perhaps Turner Center’s longest tenured pickup basketball player, Drew Tyler, a 55-year-old Oxford native, has spent mos...
05/03/2025

Perhaps Turner Center’s longest tenured pickup basketball player, Drew Tyler, a 55-year-old Oxford native, has spent most of his life with a basketball in his hand. Basketball, however, is more than just a game to Coach Tyler.

For three days a week, 52 weeks a year, for 36 years, Oxford High School head men's basketball coach Drew Tyler has laced up his shoes and walked through the

“For me, it’s the University of Mississippi: a place where African Americans once laid bricks for buildings and now walk...
05/03/2025

“For me, it’s the University of Mississippi: a place where African Americans once laid bricks for buildings and now walk as students, advocates and inspirations. Even though the advocacy isn’t nearly over, at least the steps to create change have begun,” writes Bre’Anna Coleman.

Bre’Anna Coleman is a senior political science and interdisciplinary studies major from Drew, Miss.

The University of Mississippi will host more than 5,500 graduates at its 2025 Commencement ceremony, which is set to beg...
05/03/2025

The University of Mississippi will host more than 5,500 graduates at its 2025 Commencement ceremony, which is set to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 10 in the Grove. In the case of bad weather, the ceremony will be moved to The Pavilion.

The University of Mississippi will host more than 5,500 graduates at its 2025 Commencement ceremony, which is set to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 10 in the

Simmons steps into a role that carries both immense pressure and incredible opportunity. The quarterback sat down with T...
05/03/2025

Simmons steps into a role that carries both immense pressure and incredible opportunity. The quarterback sat down with The Daily Mississippian to discuss his journey to Ole Miss.

Austin Simmons, the projected starting quarterback for Ole Miss next fall, hosted a meet and greet at The College Corner on Saturday, April 26 in hopes of

Refuse to resign yourself to a season of empty days and hollow nights. Recognize and maximize the opportunities of relax...
05/02/2025

Refuse to resign yourself to a season of empty days and hollow nights. Recognize and maximize the opportunities of relaxation, and you will return in August with renewed vigor and a rejuvenated spirit.

As classes end for the semester, the squirrel population regains rodent control of the Grove. Those unlucky enough to fail organic chemistry march closer to

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