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in 1911, it is the only daily college newspaper in the state. The DM is
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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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The Rebels may have a quarterback battle brewing as Trinidad Chambliss and the entire team took care of business against...
09/24/2025

The Rebels may have a quarterback battle brewing as Trinidad Chambliss and the entire team took care of business against Tulane.

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The Rebels started off strong against Tulane at Saturday’s football game and never looked back. They won the game 45-10 and advanced to 4-0 on the season.

Candidates were certified after an ASB meeting last Thursday, and campaigning on the Union Plaza began Monday.Read more ...
09/23/2025

Candidates were certified after an ASB meeting last Thursday, and campaigning on the Union Plaza began Monday.

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The Associated Student Body sent the Homecoming and Personality Election candidates into campaign season at the candidate certification meeting on Thursday,

The Lady Rebels wrap up non-conference play with an 8-3 record.Read more at thedmonline.com
09/23/2025

The Lady Rebels wrap up non-conference play with an 8-3 record.

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After their first two home game wins, the Lady Rebels traveled to Lubbock, Texas last weekend. They competed in the Red Raider Classic on Friday and Saturday

Membership and melodies are crescendoing in one of the university’s newest musical groups.Read more at thedmonline.com
09/22/2025

Membership and melodies are crescendoing in one of the university’s newest musical groups.

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It is not every day that the idea of a club emerges from number-crunching assignments. Yet Brandt Stewart, a junior accounting major, felt a lack of

09/22/2025

The Ole Miss Rebels came out with a 45-10 win against the Tulane Green Wave, advancing to 4-0 this season.

Multimedia coverage by Erika Dierke.

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After going down early, Ole Miss found an equalizer in the first and ended with a draw against the Tigers.Read more at t...
09/22/2025

After going down early, Ole Miss found an equalizer in the first and ended with a draw against the Tigers.

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Ole Miss Soccer opened conference play against Auburn on Friday, Sept. 12. The match ended in a 1-1 draw.

The culinary writer and host of television show “TrueSouth” shared his new memoir, “House of Smoke: A Southerner Goes Se...
09/22/2025

The culinary writer and host of television show “TrueSouth” shared his new memoir, “House of Smoke: A Southerner Goes Searching for Home,” at Off Square Books on Tuesday.

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John T. Edge shared reflections on community and family life in his new memoir, “House of Smoke: A Southerner Goes Searching for Home,” at Off Square Books

Three professors explain their reasonings behind how they are addressing AI in their classrooms.Read more at thedmonline...
09/21/2025

Three professors explain their reasonings behind how they are addressing AI in their classrooms.

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According to a 2024 survey conducted by the Digital Education Council, approximately 86% of college students use generative AI for their classwork. The use of

Following a shift in scheduling requirements within the Southeastern Conference, Ole Miss has added Pittsburgh to its 20...
09/21/2025

Following a shift in scheduling requirements within the Southeastern Conference, Ole Miss has added Pittsburgh to its 2026 and 2030 football schedules as a non-conference Power Four opponent.

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With the SEC shifting to a nine-game conference schedule starting in the 2026 football season, member teams will be required to play at least one

Students who love singing a ca****la find community in the Rebel Clefs, a group of musicians who specialize in performin...
09/21/2025

Students who love singing a ca****la find community in the Rebel Clefs, a group of musicians who specialize in performing this art.

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Before 2023, there was nowhere on campus for a ca****la singers to hone their craft. Rebel Clefs was founded to change that.

“We even had national TV coverage of a brave squirrel who scored his own touchdown at the Oklahoma football game last ye...
09/20/2025

“We even had national TV coverage of a brave squirrel who scored his own touchdown at the Oklahoma football game last year, appearing yet again against Georgia weeks later. Why not commemorate his bravery and make some shirts while we’re at it?”

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The history of the Ole Miss mascot is a long and tumultuous one. The University of Mississippi’s current semi-official mascot is Tony the Landshark, whose

As short-term rental listings appear to be a lucrative investment, many Oxonians struggle to find affordable long-term h...
09/20/2025

As short-term rental listings appear to be a lucrative investment, many Oxonians struggle to find affordable long-term housing situations.

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McDougal is not alone in the struggle for affordable housing in Oxford. As both the population of the city and the student population at the University of

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