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Opinion | We Thought Polarization Was Someone Else’s Problem. We Were Wrong.
The students of Graham Bodie’s IMC-559 class at the University of Mississippi write about toxic polarization and bridging across disagreements for healthy debate.
Lauren Stokes Appealing Dismissal of Her Lawsuit Against the University of Mississippi
Four months after a judge rejected Lauren Stokes’ lawsuit alleging a violation of First Amendment rights, the former University of Mississippi employee and her legal team are appealing the decision.
Independent Autopsy Shows Officer Shot 1-Year-Old Kohen Wiley From Side, Family Attorney Says
A preliminary autopsy review shows the bullet a police officer fired that killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley entered from the right side of his chest and exited from the left side of his chest—a finding that Wiley’s lawyers alleged today is evidence that the officer shot the 1-year-old from the side.
Mississippians March for 1-Year-Old Kohen Wiley, Demanding Accountability After Police Shooting
On a sweltering Friday morning at a Walmart in Senatobia, Mississippi, nearly 100 protesters gathered to memorialize Kohen Kartier Wiley, waving banners and placards as they demanded justice and transparency.
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Photos | Advocates March for Kohen Wiley, 1-Year-Old Senatobia Police Shooting Victim
Almost 100 protestors gathered under the sweltering Mississippi heat on Friday, June 26, to protest the deadly police shooting of 1-year-old Kohen Kartier Wiley in a Walmart parking lot in Senatobia.
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University of Mississippi Ecology Camp in Abbeville Looks to Bring Children Closer to Nature
For 25 years, the Ecology Day Camp has taught young Mississippians environmental science by immersing them in the natural world. The program is open to first through sixth graders and based out of the University of Mississippi Field Station, an outdoor research space in Lafayette County with an array of…
