Love at the library
Most people walk out of the University of Mississippi’s J.D. Williams Library with books. But on Dec. 14, Mweyeria Offord walked out with a question — and an answer — for her
Oxford Film Festival showcases rare MLK documentary
In honor of Black History Month, the Oxford Film Festival — in cooperation with the University of Mississippi Division of Diversity and Community Engagement Department — presented a special screening and discussion
Oxford Public Library: We’re here for every person in the community
When Ridgeland Mayor Gene McGee threatened to withdraw funding from the Ridgeland Public Library for providing LGBTQ+ material in January, it ignited a media firestorm that stretched across the country and even
UM students react to controversy surrounding 2022 Olympics
The 2022 Winter Olympics are officially underway in Beijing despite the increase of uneasiness from surrounding nations. So, why is this year’s Olympic Games controversial? It is due to the accusations towards
University Museum highlights the artwork of Theora Hamblett
As the University Museum preps for the semester, they invite us to take a look back at one of Mississippi’s most influential artists. Despite her passing in 1977, folk artist Theora Hamblett’s
Double Decker announces music acts for 25th anniversary festival
The Double Decker Arts Festival has announced their full artist lineup on Thursday, Feb. 3, with California Country artist and former Ole Miss baseball player Brett Young in the headlining spot for
Bluegrass quartet offers unique musical collaboration
On Friday, the Gertrude C. Ford Center hosted their first event of the new year, welcoming American music masters Sam Bush, Mike Marshall, Edgar Meyer and special guest George Meyer for a
Broadway photographer goes back to her roots
From an early age, UM alum Jenny Anderson picked up photography like many Broadway actors pick up their makeup before the show time. In “The In Between: Intimate & Candid Moments of
A way with words: Square Books and its continued success in the face of a challenging world around it
When walking around Oxford’s Courthouse Square, the red brick, book-filled windows and stone marquee reading “Square Books” are hard to miss. It’s hard to believe that such a charming and welcoming building
The fiddler in a suit
As Andrew Gardner steps on Proud Larry’s stage on Jan. 27, with his sunglasses, suit and fiddle in hand, he is one step closer to the start of his solo career as