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Established this spring, Women in STEM hopes to provide a comfortable, empowering space for women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics majors who are still underrepresented in their respective fields. Co-founder and

Ole Miss Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps cadet Aaron McGraw has fallen in love with the fun work environment and the personal guidance the program offers. The sophomore mechanical engineering major

Tucked away in Oxford is a hidden gem: Harriet Roberts, a stitching expert who teaches a craft rarely practiced in the United States.  The Boston native grew up stitching and sewing,

What do you do when your history has been erased? You create your own. In “The Watermelon Woman,” Cheryl Dunye’s groundbreaking debut film, autobiography and fiction are weaved together to create a

“Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked.” These opening lines have occupied the minds of fans since the 2005

Skaters of all ages gathered at the Old Armory Pavillion to compete in the first-ever Game of S.K.A.T.E. Tournament in Oxford. On Saturday, March 2, 16 of Mississippi’s top skateboarders competed for

The tragic story of 9/11 will be told from a new angle on Tuesday, March 5, at the Gertrude C. Ford Center in a performance of the Tony Award-winning musical “Come From

The University of Mississippi’s Department of Theatre and Film opened its first spring productions, “Silent Sky,” directed by adjunct professor of theater arts Sarah Flanagan on Feb. 23. in Meek Auditorium. On