Jane Dunn

Mythic meets mayhem in ‘Death of a Unicorn’

The newest A24 fever dream, “Death of a Unicorn,” hit theaters on Friday, March 28. I, like many critics, was a little hesitant to watch at first because the film’s weird name, and wonky CGI featured in the trailer looks similar to the “Krampus” movie. But the film thoroughly proved me wrong.  This film is […]

The Stews bring ‘Chicken Fight’ to The Lyric

You will not want to “Make It Out” of Oxford on Friday, March 28, because The Stews are rolling into town. The doors of The Lyric open for the “Chicken Fight Album Release Tour Pt. 2” at 7 p.m., and the concert starts at 8 p.m.  This tour is in support of the band’s latest […]

‘Thacker Thursdays’ premieres spring season

The Thacker Mountain Radio Hour returns for its 2025 spring season at 6 p.m., today at the Powerhouse. After more than 27 years of being known for its distinctive blend of music, literature and Southern charm, the live show promises to continue its tradition of exceptional performances and captivating storytelling.  Thacker Mountain Radio Hour Host […]

Welcome to UM: tips for transfer students

So you have made the leap and landed at the University of Mississippi — welcome to the Rebel family! As a transfer student, you are bound to experience some challenges in the beginning, but this guide can help you navigate your new home. Lilli McAnally, a senior transfer student majoring in interdisciplinary studies from Booneville, […]

Punk, pride and local vibes: Oxford’s Punk Flea Market and drag show

The Punk Flea Market, hosted by the Southern Punk Archive, is a free event that will celebrate  creative and boundary-pushing art. The market, which will run from 1-7 p.m. at the Powerhouse on Saturday, Nov. 30, will consist of a variety of vendors offering items ranging from handmade jewelry and upcycled clothing to vinyl records, […]

Oxford kicks off holiday season with earliest Lighting of the Square ever

Oxford kicked off its tradition of transforming from a small, Hotty Toddy town into a Holly Jolly town with the highly anticipated Lighting of the Square on Thursday, Nov. 7 at 6 p.m. Miss Queen of the South 2025 and University of Mississippi senior journalism major Celeste Lay shared what makes Oxford feel so special […]

Something old, something new: the rising popularity of estate sales in Oxford

While estate sales traditionally have been thought of as something reserved for older generations looking to kill time on Sundays, they have become a fun weekend activity for many University of Mississippi students looking for inexpensive and unique jewelry, décor and vintage clothing. Claudia Pieroni, a senior computer science major from Madison, Miss., appreciates both […]

Informing and influencing: How social media impacts the election

Social media platforms such as X, TikTok, Facebook and Instagram have redefined the spread of political information and changed how politicians engage with voters — something that students at the University of Mississippi have mixed opinions about in the 2024 election cycle. President Donald Trump used X extensively during the 2016 U.S. presidential election. He […]

The spiciest debate of the season: which fall drink flavor will win?

As the leaves begin to change in Oxford, students and baristas are engaged in a flavorful debate: Is pumpkin spice still the supreme flavor for fall beverages, or is apple cinnamon finally ready to have its moment in the spotlight? Pumpkin spice combines pumpkin puree with spices like cinnamon, nutmeg and clove — balancing with […]

Former Journey lead singer stops in Oxford

Steve Augeri, former lead singer of rock n’ roll band Journey, will take the stage at the Gertrude C. Ford Center on Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. This performance aims to be an evening filled with the high-energy rock anthems that have defined Augeri’s career during his time as a lead vocalist for Journey from […]

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