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Sleepy Cactus introduces game day dinner events

Oxford is known for its elevated Southern cuisine and legendary college football weekends. As the excitement of another football season descends upon the town, Tex-Mex restaurant Sleepy Cactus is offering something special

September 25, 2023

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STEM students revive academic journal club

Journal club meetings are a common practice in higher scientific institutions and are for reviewing and discussing recent scientific publications. The BioMolecular Sciences Student Advocates, a graduate student organization at the University

September 25, 2023

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Author Ha Jin unveils novel ‘The Woman Back from Moscow’

The author of nine novels, four volumes of poetry, four short fiction collections, a biography of Chinese poet Li Bai and a book of essays, Ha Jin is a prolific Chinese American

September 25, 2023

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Traversing the arts at UM with Nancy Maria Balach

Since earning her BFA in vocal performance from Carnegie Mellon University and her MM in vocal performance from the Manhattan School of Music, Nancy Maria Balach has been a faculty member at

September 23, 2023

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It’s true: ‘The Liar’ is coming to UM

Fans of comedy and the art of live theater should brace themselves: The University of Mississippi’s Department of Theatre and Film is kicking off its fall season with a two-week run of

September 21, 2023

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Quacks puts dogs in forefront

Hot dogs, speedy service and a casual vibe: these are the cornerstones of new Square restaurant Quacks. Situated between Ajax Diner and Van Atkins Jewelers, it is locally owned and aims to

September 21, 2023

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Maren Morris crosses ‘The Bridge’ out of country music

Musician Maren Morris has officially departed from country music with the release of her new extended play, “The Bridge.” The two-pack of songs sees Morris transition from Columbia Nashville to Columbia Records,

September 21, 2023

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Inside the Punk Flea Market

On Sunday, Sep. 17, the Southern Punk Archive hosted the “Punk Flea Market Matinee.” Oxford community members experienced live music, a film screening and dozens of unique and exciting vendors. You can

September 19, 2023

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Why You Should Study Abroad (w/ Blair McElroy, Justine Perrier)

Welcome to the Weekly Scoop! This week Will is joined by Study Abroad Senior International Officer and Director Blair McElroy and Study Abroad Advisor Justine Perrier to talk about the benefits of

September 19, 2023

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Sounds of Oxford: The End of All Music amplifies Oxford’s love of the arts

Above one of the Square’s most prominent and historic boutiques sits a record store that provides a whistle of audible art to the streets of Oxford. Founded in March 2012, The End

September 19, 2023

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