Lera Winders dubbed Ole Miss Idol
Dim the lights, and here we go. The seven finalists of the Student Activities Association’s Ole Miss Idol event sat anxiously, awaiting the results of this year’s competition on Nov. 9 in
Animator Elizabeth Ito collaborates with Living Music Resource
Director, writer and Peabody Award-winning animator Elizabeth Ito appeared on the Living Music Resource show on Nov. 8 as a special guest, followed by a performance from University of Mississippi students Izzy
Revisiting boygenius’s ‘the record’ and introducing ‘the rest’
All-girl indie supergroup boygenius released their latest extended play, “the rest,” on Friday, Oct 13, as a companion to their full-length debut album, “the record,” that was released back in March. The
UM Opera Theatre celebrates being human
“Secrets & Rumors” is the University of Mississippi Opera Theatre’s first performance this production season. Through the medium of music storytelling, the show promises to encapsulate all human emotions and experiences. For
Kindness Club brings smiles, inclusion to UM
Though the University of Mississippi has a number of clubs that aim to benefit the Oxford community, one group has the singular goal of spreading positivity: the Kindness Club. The organization started
‘The Killer’ aims to thrill
“Stick to the plan.” In the beginning of director David Fincher’s latest thriller, “The Killer,” we find the titular contract killer, played brilliantly by Michael Fassbender, perched in an abandoned WeWork, scouting
Ask A&C: What is the best Thanksgiving food?
In “Ask A&C,” University of Mississippi students ask culture-based questions about university and Oxford life, and members of the arts and culture writing staff answer with their own personal takes. This week,
‘Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’ feeds fans’ nostalgia
“The Hunger Games” franchise took the world by storm in 2008 when Suzanne Collins released her first novel, “The Hunger Games.” She soon completed the trilogy with “Catching Fire” and “Mockingjay.” The
Review: ‘The Prom’ is a glitzy, campy, feel-great spectacle
The University of Mississippi Department of Theatre and Film brought gloriously goofy, Broadway glitz and Bible-thumping rural conservatism to the Gertrude C. Ford Center in its production of “The Prom.” The Tony-nominated
UM artist KAE breaks the rap mold
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