The secret to The Luv Shak’s success
The Luv Shak, no matter how small or hidden, has built more of a community than arguably any other restaurant in Oxford. Though, owner Dennis Van Oostendorp denies any credit. “It’s not
A look into the fluctuating Oxford food truck business
Oxford food truck owners have experienced their fair share of successes and difficulties as they try to keep their mobile businesses moving forward through the pandemic. Just off of Highway 30 sits
Film Festival brings classic pastime to a new generation
Independent film might have a chance to survive thanks to organizations like the Oxford Film Festival and its growing “pop-up” drive-in theater. The new series “OFF to the Drive-In” began in the
UM band plays together for the first time this year
The entire Pride of the South band played together for the first time this year on Thursday, Nov. 5 in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium for what will be the band’s only on-field performance this
MSU wins third Esports Egg Bowl
Mississippi State won the Esports Egg Bowl 6-3 on Sunday. MSU secured the win after winning a match of Valorant to take a 5-3 lead. MSU now leads the all time series
From the stage to the screen: UM theater continues production
The Theatre and Film Department at the University of Mississippi still plans to direct and perform new productions for the 2020-2021 school year,despite not being able to perform in front of live
University kicks off first virtual SouthTalks
The Center for the Study of Southern Culture began its fall SouthTalks series last week with a live Q&A panel of community health experts discussing how the medical community plays a role
NPHC reflects on a successful Meet the Greeks Week
Despite being moved to an online format, last week’s Meet the Greeks week held by the National Pan Hellenic Council had a bigger turnout than previous years. Candace Bolden stepped into her
“Brightening the public perspective”: how one student artist started painting murals
The Oxford Canteen is buzzing with life thanks to a new mural painted by senior Victoria Daily. Daily, an art major, has been selling her work since she was 15 but is
Honoring the funny flags that (unfortunately) didn’t make it past the first round
Earlier this month, Mississippi released thousands of proposed state flag designs for public viewing on the Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH) website — all of which included the phrase “In