Student Media

The University of Mississippi got its nickname Ole Miss from the name for the student yearbook, The Ole Miss. Published for the first time in 1897, The Ole Miss is an annually produced student yearbook documenting campus life, academics, culture, student organizations, and athletics. It provides a permanent record of each year as seen and told by the student staff. They are available at end of the school year free for full-time students. Want to join the staff? Reach out to the yearbook editor-in-chief, yearbook@olemiss.edu.

The Daily Mississippian is the award-winning, editorially independent campus newspaper of The University of Mississippi in Oxford. Founded in 1911, The DM is published in print on Thursdays when the University is in session during the academic year. Want to join the fun? Reach out to the DM editor-in-chief, dmeditor@gmail.com.

We are the only live, daily student-produced newscast in the state of Mississippi. Established in 1980, NewsWatch is the area’s only local television news broadcast. It is distributed through the local cable company on channel 99. We offer paid positions for directors, producers, assignment editors, anchors, sports anchors, reporters and more.

Rebel Radio, the voice of Ole Miss, is a commercially licensed college radio station with a Top 40 format. Established in 1989, it is one of only a handful of university-run commercial FM radio stations in the country. Rebel Radio broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and boasts a signal stretching nearly 40 miles across North Mississippi. Any student can audition to be a DJ! You can turn it on in the car or listen online! To learn more about becoming a DJ, please reach out to our radio staff, voiceofolemiss@gmail.com.