Classic novels you might have missed in high school
Let’s face it – we all wish we had more leisure time to read books. Between classes, extracurriculars, homework and sleep, it is hard to find free time to do any reading
Felly to bring eclectic sound to Oxford tonight as part of ‘Wild Strawberries’ tour
Ethel Mwedziwendira New York-based rapper and producer Felly will hit the stage tonight at Proud Larry’s, bringing his eclectic style as part of his “Wild Strawberries” tour. The multi-talented artist – along
Weekly playlist: New music
Welcome back, everyone, and get ready – this week is all about new music. It’s a new year, so it’s only fitting that we bring you some new tunes to listen to.
Review: ‘Call Me By Your Name’ has beauty in its details
When I first saw the new film “Call Me by Your Name,” I couldn’t stop thinking about it. The lush and summery setting, the carefree attitudes of the characters, the intense, emotional
This week in Oxford: Jan. 29 to Feb. 2
Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – UM Museum 5:30 p.m. – Princess Ball 2018 – Powerhouse Tuesday 8 p.m. – Ole Miss versus Auburn – The Pavilion Wednesday 5
Album review: SiR’s ‘November’ immerses listeners in dream-like world
Top Dawg Entertainment has taken its first steps towards world domination this year, as SiR demands the spotlight with his newest album, “November.” After already releasing two masterful EPs with the label,
Review: Funkys’ Tide Pod daiquiri
From the cinnamon challenge to the gallon challenge, dangerous internet dares have been going viral for years. The latest one making headlines is the Tide Pod challenge, spawned from a meme popularized
‘Famished’ feminists share food, conversation on Fridays
Every third Friday, university members bring lively conversation to Rebel Market with what they call Famished Feminist Friday. Faculty, staff and students from across campus participate in these FFF discussions, the brainchild
Ole Miss alumnus campaigning to finish film dedicated to former theatre arts chair
Jim Weter, Ole Miss alumnus and founder of Cellardoor Cinema, is currently running a campaign to finish raising funds for his film “The Last Earth Girl.” The film, now in post-production, is
Malpaso Dance Company brings Cuban flair to Ford Center stage Saturday night
The Malpaso Dance Company, a premiere dance company from Cuba, will grace the Gertrude C. Ford Center’s stage 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The company, only 5 years old, has gained a notable international