As Students Protest For Palestine, the Ghosts of UM’s Past Rise Again
A styrofoam cup full of icewater flew out of the hands of a counter protestor and across the partly cloudy sky toward a group of pro-Palestine protesters at the University of Mississippi on Thursday, marking the beginning of a tense hour on the Quad. Some among a mostly white, mostly male group of counter protesters engaged in racist, sexist displays and hurled epithets.
Editor’s Note | Time Flies: Collegiate Class of 2024 Demonstrates Tenacious Spirit Under Uncharted Circumstances
Nate Schumann writes on how impressed he is by the collegiate class of 2024, who began their academic careers amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Anti-Trans Bathroom Bill Revived, Sent to Mississippi Governor’s Desk
A ban on transgender people using bathrooms, locker rooms and dormitories that align with their gender identities is headed to the governor’s desk.
Hope Hicks Takes Witness Stand In Trump’s 2016 Election Interference Trial
Hope Hicks, who served as Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign press secretary and various roles in his White House, took the witness stand.
