Podcasts of the week: Student favorites for Easter weekend
This week I decided to change it up a little with the podcast column. With the three-day weekend approaching, I wanted to know what students on campus were planning to listen to
Yoknapatawpha Arts Council hosts March art crawl
It’s local art fan’s favorite time of the month again: Oxford’s very own Yoknapatawpha Arts Council hosted its monthly art crawl Tuesday night as residents came together to experience the magnificent art
Migos’ vision of ‘Culture’ a little clearer in latest music video
When discussing the Migos’ 2017 “Culture” album with Fader, Offset said, “The new album title is about the culture of hip-hop music. It’s time to let the culture be known. It’s time
Movie review: ‘Unsane’ propagates dangerous tropes about mental health
Released March 23, “Unsane” is a horror thriller that pretends it has a meaningful message but delivers only toxicity. The film follows Sawyer Valentini, played by Claire Foy, and her voyage as
Weekly playlist: ‘Folksy’ bluegrass
Hey everyone! The springtime always reminds me of my time spent in the mountains, and there’s no better place to be than in the Appalachians around a fire, listening to some good
Mississippi: The Dance Company presents show featuring honesty, intimacy, genuine emotion
Before taking the stage, Mississippi: The Dance Company warmed up with a series of energetic exercises and stretches to get ready for the evening’s performance. Nervous laughter bounced off the walls, and
This week in Oxford: March 26 – 30
Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – UM Museum Tuesday 4 p.m. – Great Egg Hunt – The Grove 6 p.m. – Women’s Self Defense Class – Oxford Police Department
Local barber changes clients hair, brightens attitudes
Most kids curious enough, manage to get their hands on a pair of scissors or razor and make a mess of cutting their own hair when their parents aren’t paying attention. Usually,
North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra concert celebrates differences within genre Sunday at Ford Center
The North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra perform with pianist Andreas Klein Friday night at the Gertrude C. Ford Center in Oxford. The show will present “Revolutionaries: Ginastera and Beethoven,” a concert displaying the
Rocket 88 to flaunt its diverse Southern sound at The Lyric
For 13 years, Rocket 88 has delivered its music to the people of Oxford, and this Friday, it will continue that tradition by performing at 6 p.m on The Lyric Oxford’s stage.