Handband: singing with sign language
While the Pride of the South Marching Band uses an ensemble of instruments to play songs for those within earshot of Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, the Ole Miss Handband has a different way of
Happy birthday, UM: a celebration on the Lyceum steps
University of Mississippi Chancellor Glenn Boyce and other speakers, including Provost Noel Wilkin and Director of the Center for the Study of Southern Culture Kathryn McKee, showed their appreciation for the university
Drake unleashes new album, ‘For All the Dogs’
Perhaps the greatest gift Drake has ever given us was deciding not to bark on his eighth studio album, “For All the Dogs.” Closing in on two decades of dominating the charts,
Spotlighting the man behind Fulton Chapel
Tucked away on the Circle between Peabody Hall and Bryant Hall sits one of the oldest buildings on the University of Mississippi campus — Fulton Chapel. Built and completed in 1927, Fulton
Kolorhouse: a home for diverse creativity
Creativity can be expressed through various different outlets — music, fashion, photography and even accounting. A new University of Mississippi organization, Kolorhouse, is aiming to help creatives express their unique talents. Kolorhouse’s
Writers that shaped UM, Mississippi and the South
Acclaimed authors – from literary giants to local writers – have called the University of Mississippi home. The influence of these writers is tangible on campus and in Oxford. One of the
The evolution of UM’s charitable organizations
Organizations such as Grove Grocery and RebelTHON originated with the intent to give back to the Oxford community. Since then, they have become fixtures of the University of Mississippi, but they also
A spooky tunes playlist fit for Halloween festivities
There is no better way to get into the Halloween mood than by listening to a soundtrack filled with spooky tunes. Alongside my own recommendations, featured University of Mississippi Rebel Radio DJs
What are UM students going as for Halloween?
Halloween is just around the corner, and students at the University of Mississippi are more than ready to go out and show off their best Halloween costumes. Sarah Bishop, a senior studying
Day of the Dead brings Latino heritage to life
Día de los Muertos — Day of the Dead — is a holiday widely observed in Mexico to celebrate and honor the memory of those who have passed. Traditionally, though not exclusively,