Clara Turnage

OXFORD – David H. Holben has spent most of the last decade educating children in north Mississippi using food, gardens and nutrition.

Arthur C. Brooks, co-author of 'Build the Life You Want: The Art and Science of Getting Happier,'the University of Mississippi's 2024-25 Common Reading Experience selection, signs books for students during Fall Convocation. Nominations are open for the 2025-26 book selection. Photo by Srijita Chattopadhyay/Ole Miss Digital Imaging Services

OXFORD – College sports are in the midst of dramatic change, and after a litany of lawsuits and appeals, fans are likely uncertain of the future of America's favorite pastimes.

For parents of children with disabilities, finding time to focus on themselves may be difficult. However, a new study finds that the right coping strategies and resilience can significantly help manage the challenges of raising children with special needs.

OXFORD – Nearly three-fourths of tobacco and vape stores in the United States sell a potentially addictive, dangerous substance with connections to

OXFORD – Two University of Mississippi researchers are teaming up against alcohol, marijuana and tobacco use in Lafayette County.

Shan Jiang, associate professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Mississippi, teaches students in his Summer Undergraduate Research Group. Jiang is one of three professors chosen this year for the National Science Foundation EPSCoR Research fellowship, in which he will help NASA develop 3D printing materials for construction on the moon. Photo by Kevin Bain/Ole Miss Digital Imaging Services

A University of Mississippi graduate student helps with a study of oyster populations off the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Contaminants of emerging concern can be harmful to oceanic ecosystems as well as human health. The National Sea Grant Law Center will lead research into these harmful contaminants and look for policy-level changes that can aid in removing these pollutants from the ecosystems. Photo by Kevin Bain/Ole Miss Digital Imaging Services

Methamphetamine deaths in the U.S. rose 61-fold from 1999 to 2021, according to a study, highlighting a growing crisis in addiction and public health.

OXFORD – Methamphetamine deaths in the U.S. rose 61-fold from 1999 to 2021, according to a new study, highlighting a growing crisis in addiction and public health.