Jeridiane Ray

For many students, college is the first time that they are able to explore their identities and passions without the influence of their parents. Brimming with the desire to express themselves, many

Jalapeño cornbread, collard greens and butter beans just like your mom made them: These are the key ingredients that have made Ajax a key player of the Oxford food scene for over

Beyoncé’s new album, “COWBOY CARTER,” was released on Friday, March 29, to kick off the Easter weekend, which is nothing short of a happy coincidence. Beyoncé’s country album took five years to

Lights, camera, action! Every year, innovative filmmakers from all over the world celebrate their cinematic creations at the Oxford Film Festival. The event took place at various locations around Oxford, including the

From the moment that African people first touched American soil, their hair was criticized for its non-adherence to western beauty standards. The expression of Black hair has been socially and systemically suppressed

In honor of the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., the University of Mississippi’s Center for Community Engagement hosted their annual MLK Day of Service on Feb. 17. A crowd of Oxonians,

Feminist activist group Be Her Hero, established in 2023 by University of Mississippi students, is finding creative ways to support the community through spreading awareness about women’s issues and domestic violence. Co-Presidents

The new year brings new opportunities for growth, experience and happiness. Let’s start off 2024 right with 11 jams certified to keep you on your feet, motivated and ready to celebrate you

From clubs to cafes, Ketrail Bellamy — known as KAE — stands as an upcoming force in the Oxford rap scene, paving the way for other local unconventional rap artists to connect