Registered student organization leaders and advisers received an email on April 9 from the ASB Treasury Department stating it will not fulfill additional Student Activity Fee (SAF) funding requests for the rest of the semester. “The ASB Treasury has received a substantial volume of funding requests for the 2024-25 academic year for the Student Activity […]
March served as a rain cloud, pouring droplets of new music all month long. Here are a few tracks from your managing editor and editor in chief to pay attention to before April hits full steam. “twilight zone” by Ariana Grande (Clay) After Grande’s stellar effort “eternal sunshine,” I knew following it up would be […]
Oxford is a city that lives, breathes and thrives on art. World Atlas recently dubbed the city “the cultural mecca of the South” in a piece listing the 12 best cities for retirement in the Southern United States. Female artists, particularly, have made their presence known in town across a variety of mediums. Musical venues, […]
Over spring break, country music’s Carly Pearce released “hummingbird: no rain, no flowers” as the deluxe edition of her critically-acclaimed fourth studio record, “hummingbird.” The new edition of the album includes three never-before-heard tracks and two live Vevo performances of songs from the album’s original tracklist. A project centered around the healing process, “hummingbird” […]
February felt like a desert of new music, but make no mistake, there were a few tracks that were not a mirage for listeners. Here are a few new songs that you should check out before we get too deep into March’s melodies. “Busy Woman” by Sabrina Carpenter If you read my review of […]
The Ole Miss yearbook will start pre-sale for the 2025 edition today. In previous years, the yearbook has been available to University of Mississippi students for free. This year, students will have to purchase their yearbook for either $20 in pre-order, starting today, or $25 during the week of distribution, which is scheduled for April […]
Although January felt a little dry in new music content, there were a few hidden tracks that stood out in the small pond of songs. Here is a roundup of new tracks released in January that deserve your attention. “Sports car” by Tate McRae Pop music faced a bit of a drought in January, […]
In a time when artists are producing a larger quantity of music in an effort to retain the public’s attention, 2024 offered a multitude of new projects from many performers. Because of the influx of projects released this year, I struggled to narrow this list to 10 songs. I simply could not list every worthy […]
“Agatha All Along” is Disney+’s latest series addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and while it is full of charisma and personality, the show’s weakness is a meaningless ending. The series follows the witchy Agatha Harkness, played by a mischievous Kathryn Hahn, as she breaks free from a spell placed upon her by Elizabeth Olsen’s […]
Country duo Maddie & Tae released their new extended play, “What A Woman Can Do,” on Friday, Sept. 13, just 10 days shy of when they will take the Grove Stage at the Student Activities Association’s Fall Concert on Sunday, Sept. 22. Maddie & Tae have had a rollercoaster career since their breakout song, “Girl […]
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