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For many students, substance use can seem like the relief to common collegiate ailments like social anxiety and stress. But where should students turn if substance use becomes abuse? The William Magee

It’s growing season at the University of Mississippi. A collaboration between the UM Garden Club and Grove Grocery will expand the UM Campus Garden, located directly behind Residential College South, to grow

The lives of most college students are hectic. Time comes at a premium, and balancing classes, extracurriculars and other obligations is often a struggle. For student-athletes — who regularly train six days

It is no coincidence that filmmaker Alex Garland, known for cerebral sci-fi classics such as “Ex Machina” and “Annihilation,” conceived his latest film, “Civil War,” in the beginning of 2020. The cheekily

Listening to Adrianne Lenker can feel like reading through her diary. In both her solo music and her band Big Thief, Lenker is known for her signature sincerity, writing vulnerable and poetic

An annual celebration of literature in the town of Oxford, the Oxford Conference for the Book took place on April 3-6. The event was filled with various panels, readings and even a

Beyoncé’s new album, “COWBOY CARTER,” was released on Friday, March 29, to kick off the Easter weekend, which is nothing short of a happy coincidence. Beyoncé’s country album took five years to

The stars are aligning for an out-of-this-world solar eclipse next week. To celebrate, the Lafayette County and Oxford Public Library will host an extravaganza on Saturday, April 6 from 10 a.m. to

Nine new sculptures have been added to Oxford’s Yokna Sculpture Trail as a new exhibition schedule begins. The sculptures are located at Lamar Park, the University of Mississippi Museum, Powerhouse Community Art