Water is a human right. “It feels like we’re being neglected as students, as the community.” —Jamice Jones “This is not how I want to live.” —Ontario Linson “Water has no color. Everybody, needs water.” —Lee Coffey Repairs being performed at the Jackson Fewell Water Plant on September 23, 2022. Photo by Joseph Rogers Willie […]
The Double Decker Arts Festival has announced their full artist lineup on Thursday, Feb. 3, with California Country artist and former Ole Miss baseball player Brett Young in the headlining spot for Friday — and New Orleans based artists The Revivalists and Trombone Shorty sharing the headline spot for Saturday. The festival will be celebrating […]
When walking around Oxford’s Courthouse Square, the red brick, book-filled windows and stone marquee reading “Square Books” are hard to miss. It’s hard to believe that such a charming and welcoming building is a cornerstone for storytellers in the South and how long the store has been giving authors this platform. Square Books and its […]
Square Books on Oxford’s Courthouse Square at street level. This is the building the store has been in since the 1980s. Gif by Kate Kimberlin / The Daily Mississippian When walking around Oxford’s Courthouse Square, the red brick, book-filled windows and stone marquee reading “Square Books” are hard to miss. It’s hard to believe […]
One of the latest additions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” premiered in theaters on Dec. 17 with wild theories and anxious fans encouraging others not to spoil for what was to come. Now, nearly a month later, Marvel fans are still on the edge of their seats for what’s to come. […]
While everyone seemed to put last school year under a microscope, there seems to be less of a conversation about the switch flipped on this year. Many universities have returned to in person learning, requiring students to be thrown back into a life that some could be experiencing for the first time. Classes, football games […]
Peter Hernadez and Bryan Paak Anderson, professionally known as Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, finally dropped their highly anticipated collaboration project, “An Evening With Silk Sonic” last Friday. The nine track album is packed with the duo’s lyrical genius and marvelous voices, paired with vibrant drum beats that put the fun and joy of Motown […]
Strangely, this weekend was a pretty big weekend in terms of pop culture. From the local to national level, my social media feeds were set ablaze with discussions of different topics all weekend. For those of you who weren’t able to keep up, here is my recap of some of the big topics I saw […]
Despite their own challenges in the midst of the pandemic, bars and restaurants in Oxford have continued to open their doors on Saturdays when the Rebels are elsewhere. Lamar Yard, one of the newest businesses in town, opened in May. Its open concept of a “yard” is something that is relatively new for the Oxford […]
In my short two years as an undergrad student, I have always had a difficult time dusting myself off after midterms. I’m not sure what it is, but my motivation goes as one would hardly believe. However, I have taken great comfort and found endless amounts of motivation through a good podcast. For those of […]
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