Playlist of the week: Remember to keep your head up
As we approach the middle of the semester, it is more important than ever to look for the light at the end of the tunnel. With nearly two months left until Thanksgiving
Ole Miss Theatre enters final week of performing ‘She Kills Monsters’
After a two week run of shows, Ole Miss Theatre will put on its last performances of “She Kills Monsters” this week. The final shows are at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 9
Journalism school hosts first 48-hour documentary film festival
Students from the University of Mississippi competed in the journalism school’s first annual 48-hour documentary film festival the weekend of Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 to tell the true stories of those
Alumni bring first comic, collectible store to Oxford
What’s that in the sky? Is that Superman? Charizard? Harley Quinn? It’s all three. Each of these characters is featured on the sign of Oxford’s first comic and collectible shop, Bad Eddy’s.
Artist combines local landmarks and sculpture in new exhibit
Ole Miss students and Oxford locals alike have noticed eccentric metal sculptures appearing in spots around town. These pieces of art popping up in Oxford are part of a new exhibit titled
Become obsessed with JPEGMAFIA with me
Since the release of his album “Veteran” in January, JPEGMAFIA, a one man mafia, has been my favorite rapper. As anyone who knows me can tell you, I seriously will not shut
Exhibit prompts UM community to imagine its ideal Ole Miss
The Division of Diversity and Community Engagement’s inaugural “Dialogues on Diversity” series will begin next Monday with an event called “A Peace of My Mind.” During the studio event, students, faculty and
Student musician opens Bulldog Bash festival in Starkville
One of Ole Miss’ own, Bedon Lancaster, and his band, who are collectively known as Bedon, traveled to Starkville this past weekend and performed at Mississippi State’s annual Bulldog Bash music festival.
Alt-J’s ‘Reduxer’ remixes indie tracks with hip-hop sound
A year after the release of its last studio album, “Relaxer,” indie band alt-J is back with a new creation, “Reduxer.” A series of remixes of the band’s previously released music, “Reduxer”
Oxford writers compete in head-to-head literary contest
OUTGrads and the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies will hold a battle of literary talent called “BattleVerse: Icons OUTLoud” from 9-11 p.m. on Wednesday at Proud Larry’s. This event