UM promotes religious freedom through its campus culture
The University of Mississippi is in the heart of the “Bible Belt” of the South. As home to more than 20 religious student organizations (most of which are in the Christian religion),
Battling Catholic corruption: Local priest reflects on abuse in the church
Accusations of sexual abuse have rocked the Catholic church since 2002. In August 2018, the scandal intensified following an investigation in Pennsylvania that found more than 300 priests accused of child sexual
Local United Methodists reckon with recommitment to LGBTQ exclusion
The United Methodist Church strengthened its opposition to LGBTQ inclusion at its global General Conference last month. The Traditional Plan, which bolstered the standing policy that banned same-sex marriage and the ordination
University organizations, ministries interpret racism through a religious perspective
Numerous University of Mississippi organizations and campus ministries gathered in the Student Union Ballroom to acknowledge racism and consider it through a lens of faith at an event called “Prevail.” Coolidge Ball,
Underground Church aims to be ‘a place of complete equality’
The songs that echoed through the Old Armory Pavilion on a chilly fall night did not resemble those of a church service. The singer and electric guitar player embellished and riffed as
Muslim communities of Oxford, Memphis observe tradition in passage of Ramadan
Muslims around the world celebrated Eid Al-Fitr last week, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan, and many Muslim Americans found themselves honoring the celebration in and around Oxford and
A changed heart: Oxonian’s life bettered by helping others recover from Hurricane Harvey
Explore “After the Storm” for more stories, videos and interactive content chronicling Oxonians’ relief efforts in Orange, Texas. Harold Wilson still sits next to his wife Ann in the sixth pew of
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
Misbits featured artist highlights ‘techno-sublime’ through immersive exhibit
Misbits, a new media art space, is featuring artist Eric Valosin in a show that explores the intersection of technology and the divine. This immersive experience, “For(Loop) {Meditations;},” is named for both
Opinion: Why same-sex attraction is not a sin
Recently, Mississippi HB 1523 went into effect. It has brought no small amount of both praise and disgust. Personally, I know many LGBTQ individuals on campus who were shocked, hurt and troubled