Playlist of the week: Autumn
As this past weekend marked the change from summer to fall, it seemed fitting to focus on the fall season for this week’s playlist. Though we do live in Mississippi, which means
Documentary about South African art screens on Tuesday night
The Ole Miss Department of Art and Art History will host its first Art21 documentary screening at 5 p.m. on Tuesday night in 209 Bryant Hall in an effort to teach viewers
Pop-up restaurant replaces Dodo Pizza in Weir Hall
Dodo Pizza, a popular Oxford pizza option, officially closed its on-campus location in Weir Hall and has been replaced by a new pop-up restaurant called POP!. “POP! is a true pop-up venue
The other kind of midterms: How to vote
The midterm elections are less than two months away, and it’s time to plan to vote in November. The Nov. 6 election will usher in new legislators to the United States Senate
Nearby music festival a ‘new start’ for bluegrass in North Mississippi
Anyone who has crossed state lines to get into Mississippi has seen the signs bearing the state’s musical nickname: “Birthplace of America’s Music.” Though most people first think of blues music, Mississippi
UM professor discusses potential for life on Saturn moon at local event
Ole Miss physics professor Marco Cavaglia kicked off the seventh year of the Oxford Science Cafe on Tuesday night at Uptown Coffee on the Square. The Science Cafe event hosts scientists and
Auburn professor connects 19th-century French art to college life
Despite the turbulence of the fall semester, interested students found a moment of tranquility at a lecture given by Emily Burns, an assistant professor of art history at Auburn University, on Wednesday
Novelist’s ‘exciting, rewarding and utterly exhausting’ book tour stops in Oxford
A first-time novelist but veteran writer, Stephen Markley will discuss his debut novel, “Ohio,” at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Off Square Books. “Ohio” is a murder mystery that follows four protagonists as
Yo La Tengo performs in Oxford for first time Tuesday night
The three-piece band Yo La Tengo will perform in Oxford for its first time Tuesday night at The Lyric Oxford. Yo La Tengo is an indie rock band that formed in 1984
Playlist of the week: Football
With football season in full swing, it only feels appropriate to make a football-themed playlist. Whether you’re a fan of NCAA or NFL games, any football fan is sure to find some