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The job market in Oxford is beginning to jump start, but for many, it is not moving fast enough.

It seems like everyone and their brother has his own social networking platform. In the beginning, when social networks were being established, there were only a handful, like MySpace and Facebook. But in the intervening years, more social networks have been created and many have risen around already existing services.

Kentrell Lockett is back. The talented junior defensive end missed last week’s game against Jacksonville State because of an irregular heartbeat that required tests in Cleveland, Ohio before he could be cleared.  

I’m glad to be here at this very moment – it gives me a chance to fill your head with ideas and alter your perception of a few things and possibly your perception altogethe

A slew of undergarment robberies that began in June has left almost a dozen Oxford and Lafayette County females victimized, and their privacy violated.

If there is one word that could sum up writer and poet Louis E. Bourgeois it would be “unconventional.”

After being dealt a historic 49-48 loss to Football Championship Subdivision opponent Jacksonville State in the Rebels’ season opener, the Ole Miss football team heads to the “Big Easy” for a shot at redemption against Tulane on Saturday. 

Starting right guard Rishaw Johnson has been dismissed from the Ole Miss football team while backup linebacker Brandon Sanders has been suspended indefinitely from the team. 

Total enrollment at the University of Mississippi has reached an all time high of 19,554 for all six Ole Miss campuses, according to the Institutional Research and Assessment at Ole Miss.

1) I’m Two Years Older, and Therefore Far More Superior: Sorry you have to hear this publicly, I bet it’s really embarrassing for you. You may think the whole “age superiority” thing died in high school, but think again, dorks. You’re so low on the totem pole that I can dedicate a week’s “Top Ten” to your inferiorities. Let the public shaming commence!

The Oxford Police Department is in the process of training officers and beginning to run operations out of a mobile operations trailer currently parked on the Square.

Election time is upon us once again, and The Daily Mississippian hopes to report all the information necessary for you to make informed votes on election days, which are September 14 for senate and September 21, for court. Each voting day begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m. Here’s a little step-by-step to help all you new Rebels make your voices heard in this year’s homecoming elections.