Word on the street: Women’s History Month
What woman has influenced you the most? “My granny. She has always said, ‘I love you no matter where you go in life.’ She loves amazingly.” Madi Morris, a freshman music performance
Thacker Mountain Radio Hour hosts special Oxford Conference for the Book show
Thacker Mountain Radio Hour, co-sponsored by Oxford Conference for the Book, will head to The Lyric for a special show Thursday at 6 p.m. The musical talent will include rock sister duo
Miss-I-Sippin’ beer festival returns this weekend, brings new aspects like digital app
The Yoknapatawpha Arts Council will host its ninth annual Miss-I-Sippin’ beer festival this weekend, overflowing with events dedicated to highlighting Mississippi breweries and craft beers. Throughout the weekend the arts council will
Oxford Conference for the Book to highlight the ‘Bohemian South’
This year, the Oxford Conference for the Book will host a wide variety of professionals in the literary world to continue a tradition of investigating topics and influences of modern literature. In
Movie review: ‘Thoroughbreds’ falls short of actual substance, manages to stand as simple entertainment
“Thoroughbreds” branded itself as the love child of “Heathers” and “American Psycho” during its lengthy promotional period, but instead, the reality is that it is a heartless – almost sociopathic – film
Oxford Conference for the Book celebrates local, national talent, solidifies Oxford’s reputation as literary town
Oxford Conference for the Book returns Wednesday and boasts a program of diverse panels and acclaimed writers, including headlining authors Martin Amis and Ann Beattie. The three-day conference, which is celebrating its
Weekly playlist: Punk
Hope everyone had a great spring break! We’re halfway through the semester, so it’s time to buckle down and get those B’s up to A’s. I spent my break in Oklahoma City
‘The Past is Never’ author Tiffany Quay Tyson at Off Square Books tonight
Tiffany Quay Tyson is coming to Off Square Books at 5 p.m. Monday to sign and discuss her latest novel, “The Past is Never.” The novel follows two siblings in search of
How to: Beat the post-spring break blues
After fighting off winter gloom, spring break blooms into the lives of students everywhere. Tragically, spring break comes and goes in a blink of an eye, and after a week of partying
This week in Oxford: March 19 to 23
Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – UM Museum 5 p.m. – Tiffany Quay Tyson with “The Past is Never” – Off Square Books Tuesday 11 a.m. – Ole Miss