Summer Sunset Series offers laid-back Sunday night concerts in the Grove
Summertime in Oxford will be in full swing on Sundays in the Grove. The annual Summer Sunset Series is being held free for the public on the university’s campus, providing live music,
‘Dear Kendall’: Student self-publishes deeply personal poetry collection
Most people his age would never guess that the buoyant, friendly Kendall Patterson they brush past on campus is likely walking around with a notebook full of handwritten poetry exploring feelings of
Beach House brings new music from upcoming album to The Lyric
Beach House is no stranger to playing its psychedelic dream-pop tunes in Oxford, and the band’s latest tour will bring those jams back to Mississippi in the form of a new album
Review: Post Malone’s long-anticipated sophomore album outlines rapper’s struggles
After what seemed like an eternity, he’s back. The brains behind the debut single “White Iverson” has returned with the release of his long-anticipated album “beerbongs & bentleys,” which has been in
Turn down for what: Lamar Hall’s internet-famous POD market and its music
Bryant has its rotating globe and Ventress has its stained glass, but across the Grove from those buildings, Lamar Hall has become known for the loud, party music that bumps out of
Documentary exploring historical massacre at gay bar screens at Powerhouse
The Oxford Film Festival and the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies will host a free screening of the 2015 documentary “Upstairs Inferno” and a post-screening discussion at 6 p.m.
Review: ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ depicts gradual ascent to religious patriarchy
The second season of “The Handmaid’s Tale,” a Hulu series based on the eponymous 1985 novel by Margaret Atwood, started streaming last week. Its plot provides a haunting look into a dystopian
Weekly playlist: Pride Week
It’s the last week of the school year, and it’s also Pride Week. One of the best things about living in Oxford is its inclusivity. The LOU community does a fantastic job
