Sept. 8 was a night full of fun, games and Korean culture as the UM Korean Student Association celebrated the holiday Chuseok. Chuseok, which means “autumn evening,” is a Korean holiday and
From University of Mississippi students to North Mississippi natives, members of the community eagerly swarmed Off Square Books to listen to author Jodi Skipper share a glimpse of her new book, “Behind
Despite FX Networks delivering consistent quality programming this year, from the 15th season of the modern comedy classic “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” to the premiere of “The Bear,” a series generating
Vince Gilligan’s long-running “Breaking Bad” prequel, “Better Call Saul” wrapped up its sixth and final season this month on the AMC network. The series, which aired its first episode in 2015, easily
Tyler Hubbard, the Georgia half of Florida Georgia Line, is seemingly trying to undo that stereotype with his debut solo project, “Dancin’ In The Country.” Don’t get me wrong, this project is
The origins of Oxford’s signature cafe on wheels, otherwise known as Caffecitos, was a lot of time spent around sweet morning coffee and a kick of inspiration from the friendly Starship robots
Oxford has joined the ranks of cities such as Atlanta, Austin, Nashville, Chicago and Los Angeles as worthy of a Wildsam Field Guide, a small paperback insider-y guidebook that takes readers through
The line for The Lyric was wrapped around the block on Friday night with fans flocking to see The Band CAMINO. Although the last people in line may have gotten there closer
Following a trail of musical success and family announcements, country crooner Scotty McCreery is preparing to entertain Oxford fans at The Lyric on Friday, Sep. 9. McCreery, a North Carolina native, rose
With a population of roughly 16,000, Corinth, Miss., might seem like a peculiar place to start a professional theatre organization. This train of thought is exactly what Patrick Hudson, managing director of