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How reigning Pike Powderpuff champions have become ‘LegEndZ’

Members of Kappa Alpha Theta were given the news on Nov. 1, 2018, that they were losing their chapter at the University of Mississippi because of low rates of member retention. Despite

April 12, 2019

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Anne Freeman, Kate Teague’s limited edition vinyl benefits Memory Makers

Local musicians Anne Freeman and Kate Teague are teaming up with The End of All Music to release a Record Store Day title that is limited to 300 copies. All proceeds from

April 12, 2019

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Singer-songwriter Parker McCollum brings country twang to Proud Larry’s

Singer-songwriter Parker McCollum will take the stage at Proud Larry’s at 9 p.m. on Wednesday. The singer, based in Austin, Texas, is stopping in Oxford on tour with his newest album. The

April 10, 2019

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‘Into the narrative’: The Slave Dwelling Project gives voice to Rowan Oak’s forgotten enslaved people

Last Wednesday, I, along with a group of students from Anne Twitty’s and Paul Polgar’s classes about the history of race in America, attended a special program that explored the experiences of

April 10, 2019

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Playlist of the week: Songs related to books Pt. II

In January, we did a literature in music playlist in honor of National Book Month, so we’ve decided to celebrate National Library Workers’ Day today. While there aren’t many songs about library

April 9, 2019

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At El Café de Los Lunes, students bring Spanish learning out of the classroom

R.J. Case, a 2013 graduate of Ole Miss, started “Mesa de Español,” a Spanish-speaking group at University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, as a tribute to his experience as a biochemistry

April 8, 2019

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Khalid defines modern young adulthood in ‘Free Spirit’

Two years after youthful R&B standout Khalid dropped his first album “American Teen,” he’s back in the saddle to showcase the growth and polishing he’s gone through since being that “Young Dumb

April 8, 2019

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Humans of Ole Miss project shares stories, struggles

Photographs of people captured in their daily lives — doing things like eating chicken tenders and sitting at picnic tables in the Grove — flashed across the screens in the Student Union

April 5, 2019

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Ole Miss Theatre brings a new perspective on an ancient tale with ‘Eurydice’

This week, Ole Miss Theatre & Film students take the stage to bring the classic myth of Orpheus to life in “Eurydice.” The play, written by Sarah Ruhl in 2003, reimagines the

April 5, 2019

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Code Pink’s ‘The Balls Ball’ to bring fellowship and fun to the Oxford LGBTQ community

Since the early 2000s, Code Pink has hosted dozens of events to provide an opportunity for fellowship to the LGBTQ+ community in Oxford. Oxford also does not have a designated gay bar,

April 4, 2019

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