Code Pink co-founder: “This party is for you”
Blake Summers did not have very many opportunities to truly be himself as a young boy growing up gay in Mississippi. “I remember being a kid and listening to ‘E.T.’ by Katy
Headliner spotlight: Who are Brett Young and The Revivalists?
After three years, the Double Decker Arts Festival is back in Oxford with Brett Young headlining on Friday and The Revivalists headlining on Saturday. Brett Young is an American country pop singer-songwriter
UM film students to screen YAC documentary at Oxford Film Festival
This year’s Oxford Film Festival will showcase several films created by UM students, including the six-minute documentary, “Oxford: A Place for Art.” “Oxford: A Place for Art” is about the nonprofit Oxford
UM and OPD partner to combat date rape drugs on and off campus
In response to increased reports of drugging incidents both on and off-campus, the Associated Student Body and the Oxford Police Department will soon roll out new date rape drug-detecting drink coasters at
Kid’s stories inspire fundraising for children’s hospital at annual RebelTHON event
Even before their child was born, Charlie Cleland’s parents always knew he’d be spending most of his childhood in the hospital. Now nine years old, Charlie has been a longtime patient at
Castel Sweet covers “‘Does My Message Define My Role?’ Hip-Hop Artists’ Interpretation of Having a Role in Their Community,” at this week’s South Talks Event
Director of the University of Mississippi’s Center for Community Engagement and sociologist Castel Sweet presented at a South Talks event on Wednesday in Barnard Observatory. Sweet’s presentation was titled, “‘Does My Message
TEDxUniversityofMississippi Explores “New Avenues”
Eight speakers have been selected to present at this year’s TEDxUniversityofMississippi event, “New Avenues.” Each speaker will present their specific interpretations of what the theme means to them based on their expertise.
Oxford Public Library: We’re here for every person in the community
When Ridgeland Mayor Gene McGee threatened to withdraw funding from the Ridgeland Public Library for providing LGBTQ+ material in January, it ignited a media firestorm that stretched across the country and even
Hill Country Roots to plant 2,000 trees for service day
Hill Country Roots, a student-led environmental service organization, will plant 2,000 trees at the UM Field Station next Saturday with the help of hundreds of volunteers. The effort is part of the
Homecoming 2021: Meet the candidates
Election day was on Tuesday for the University of Mississippi 2021 Homecoming Court. Campaigning in front of the Student Union for their individual platforms, here is what candidates had to say.