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UM Faculty, First Amendment Law Firm File Briefs Supporting Lauren Stokes’ Lawsuit Appeal
With Lauren Stokes appealing the dismissal of her lawsuit against the University of Mississippi, two groups have submitted amicus briefs in favor of her appeal. One brief filed by a group of University of Mississippi employees argues the university has a history of selective viewpoint discrimination.
Opinion | Mississippi Is Tired of Being Kept in the Dark on Data Centers
Mikel Bolden writes that Mississippians deserve more transparency on how the state’s data center deals are coming together and what the impact on residents will be.
Opinion | Citizen Suits Allow Enforcement of Environmental Laws
Sarah J. Morath writes about the Trump administration’s challenge of citizen-led enforcement of environmental laws.
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.
North Mississippi News
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.
North Mississippi Culture
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…
