Among the responsibilities of being a full-time student, junior Cole Decker recently added recording artist to his resume. The Petal native and integrated marketing communications major has just released his EP “Pretty Good at Being Alright.” Much like Cole himself, his music is straightforward. He plays classic country music more often than not, using only […]
This weekend, Oxford Film Festival is screening the nationally lauded documentary “I AM EVIDENCE.” Tracking four separate sexual assault cases across the nation, “I AM EVIDENCE” excels at magnifying a national problem. The issue at hand – ending the backlog of the thousands of untested rape kits across the nation. Rape kits are used to […]
The Mississippi Museum of Art curated 12 separate art exhibitions in honor of the state’s bicentennial. The Union County Heritage Museum in New Albany, only 45 minutes east of Oxford, is hosting one of these events. “Voices in the Threads: Quilts from the Mississippi Museum of Art” will be on display at the Heritage Museum […]
Every third Friday, university members bring lively conversation to Rebel Market with what they call Famished Feminist Friday. Faculty, staff and students from across campus participate in these FFF discussions, the brainchild of the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies, the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and the Chancellor’s Commission on the […]
There have been plenty of superheroes, comedies and the usual holiday fare in theaters this winter. A big break and a breath of fresh air has arrived in cinemas with “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.” Well timed and painfully realistic, this film confronts the ramifications after the unthinkable happens to a family and a town. […]
Sexual assault, campus rape culture and greek organizations’ reaction to them are just a few issues Ghostlight Repertory Theatre’s latest production, “IX,” put in the audience’s face opening night, Thursday. The play is directed by fifth-year senior John Brahan for his senior thesis, and combines his double majors in theatre arts and public policy leadership. […]
The Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies and the Living Music Resource have partnered to present “A Song of Songs,” a concert featuring compositions by Mississippi’s own Price Walden, tonight at 7 p.m. In addition to Walden’s original compositions, several pieces that have inspired him will also be performed. This concert brings to a close […]
Alternative pop-rock giants The Killers released their fifth album, “Wonderful Wonderful,” on Sept. 22 and gave the world a great example of an established band that’s still growing. Its first album in five years, “Wonderful Wonderful” is the intentional product of the band questioning its role in the music industry and the world going forward. This […]
Remember when Miley Cyrus hosted “Saturday Night Live” in 2013 and said Hannah Montana was dead? It’s only been four years since the funeral, but Miley Montana is back, and the results really could go two ways. Last Friday brought the release of Cyrus’ new album, “Younger Now.” If you were a fan of her […]
Oxford Burger Company is introducing a new style of dining to the Oxford Square. The fast and casual restaurant brings a simple but well-done menu with the aim of providing all of Oxford with a great meal for a good price. Co-owners and Ole Miss alumni Chris Stephenson and Patrick McNulty said they have always wanted to […]
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