To Jonathan Kent Adams, art, God and love are sacred
Jonathan Kent Adams has always seen life in technicolor. “He saw beauty and color in everything, almost like he had a kaleidoscope view of life,” his mother, Ann, said about him as
Student rapper uses pain, heartbreak to make music
Devante Malone is a sport and recreation management major who aspires to leave the University of Mississippi as not only a scholar but also a bonafide rap artist his hometown of Southaven
Weekly podcast playlist: Podcasts to keep you informed
Staying well-informed on global issues can be challenging with news constantly changing and updating. It can be hard to stay up to date on the latest events without being glued to the
Album review: Maroon 5’s ‘Red Pill Blues’ fails to continue momentum of previous work
Earlier this month, Maroon 5 released its sixth studio album, “Red Pill Blues.” This follow-up is better than the band’s fifth album, “V,” but its differences feel too few and far between.
Weekly playlist: Thanksgiving
Hey, friends – we’re almost to the finish line! It’s now just mere days until we can kick back and relax for seven days and eat all the food we want. This
Improvised music performed at Ole Miss’ first-ever Persian Arts Festival
Poignant pitches strummed with a brass pick on the setar and cyclical beats emanating from the tonbak filled Nutt Auditorium during the first-ever Persian Arts Festival at Ole Miss on Friday afternoon.
Album review: ‘IWASVERYBAD’ represents budding rapper IDK’s first step towards relevancy
Unless you had the distinct honor of attending Isaiah Rashad’s Lil Sunny Tour, you most likely have not become acquainted with IDK. The Maryland native is a charismatic rapper and performer
This week in Oxford: Nov. 13-17
Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – UM Museum 5 p.m. – Julie Cantrell with “Perennials” – Off Square Books 9 p.m. – Thick Paint and Anna McClellan – Proud
Student-written play ‘IX’ highlights students’ campus experiences with sexual assault, rape culture
Sexual assault, campus rape culture and greek organizations’ reaction to them are just a few issues Ghostlight Repertory Theatre’s latest production, “IX,” put in the audience’s face opening night, Thursday. The play
Grammy-nominated blues group performs tonight
The Grammy-nominated blues artist and renowned drummer Cedric Burnside will return to the Proud Larry’s stage with the Cedric Burnside Product tonight to showcase this merging of music cultures. The Cedric Burnside