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In “Ask A&C,” University of Mississippi students ask questions about university and Oxford life, and members of the arts and culture writing staff answer with their personal takes. This week, sophomore exercise

The University of Mississippi’s first Latin Fest promises to be unlike any other day. On Saturday, April 6, the public is invited to play games, participate in beginner bachata lessons, watch a

Country music sensation Chris Lane is returning to Oxford on Friday, April 5 for a concert at Proud Larry’s. For Lane, the velvet ditch has always stood out as a perfect destination

Yellow buses full of children from around Lafayette County lined the Gertrude C. Ford Center parking lot on Thursday, March 28, as first and fifth-grade students in brightly colored class t-shirts filled

On Wednesday, April 3, the Oxford Conference for the Book will kick off its 30th annual celebration of all things literature throughout the city of Oxford. The conference will last until Friday,

“Godzilla: Minus One” was a roaring success both critically and financially when it was released in December 2023. The film even earned itself an Academy Award. By setting itself in Japan immediately

The University of Mississippi will host the 2024 Southern Literary Festival from April 4-6. The event is free to the general public. Senior Lecturer in English Beth Spencer and Writing Enriched Curriculum

As the population of Oxford expands, so does the food scene. While many University of Mississippi students are excited at the prospect of having more well-known franchises brought to the small Southern

With more than 75 academic programs to choose from, University of Mississippi students can grow professionally within their unique areas of interest. While majors like integrated marketing communications, business and accounting have

Spring is in full swing at the University of Mississippi. Tulips are blooming. Love and pollen are in the air. With no football games to attend, students are looking toward romance for