AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCampus Safety: Ole Miss’s Rallying Against Sexual Assault group joined the Nov. 1 Take Back the Night march, connecting students at more than 40 campuses to speak out against sexual violence. Community Spirit: The university’s Kindness Club has grown to about 50 active members, bringing volunteers together for campus and Oxford outreach. Religious Respect: Jackson Muslim activist Candace Abdul-Tawwab called for Councilman Kenneth Stokes to resign after he used a religious slur toward Muslim protesters; city leaders are weighing discipline. Mississippi Politics: Democrat Scott Colom and Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith were separated by fewer than 100 votes as counting continued, turning a once-safe Republican race into a strikingly close contest. Campus History: Mississippi State mourned the death of its first Black student at 82, honoring a trailblazer whose legacy remains part of the university’s story.
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