Many students were left eating whatever food they could find in their pantry — no matter how odd it might seem — during the peak impact of Winter Storm Fern. The Daily Mississippian’s Arts & Culture staff has shared the random and assorted eats that got them through the storm. Fireplace flatbreads — Ada C. […]
In “Ask A&C,” members of the Arts & Culture staff answer a culture-based question about university and Oxford life with their personal thoughts. This week’s question is: “What’s your Thanksgiving hot take?” Thanksgiving does not have to be celebrated on Thanksgiving Day. (Jaylynn Conner) Though many people refuse to budge on having Thanksgiving on any […]
In “Ask A&C,” University of Mississippi students ask questions about university and Oxford life and members of the arts and culture writing staff answer with their personal takes. This week’s question is: “Is Valentine’s Day a real holiday or just an opportunity for candy and greeting card companies to make a profit?” Simone Bourgeois Valentine’s […]
Period@UM President Eron Hendrix discusses the recent history of the organization, as well as highlights the value of fighting period poverty and stigmatization amidst our current climate. Listen on to learn more!
Nearly a third of all states’ primary elections were held this past Tuesday, March 5, hence the moniker “Super Tuesday.” Mississippi’s primary election, though, takes place next Tuesday, March 12, and there are a handful of topics voters need to understand before hitting the polls next week. Primary elections select the official candidates for each […]
In “Ask A&C,” University of Mississippi students ask questions about university and Oxford life, and members of the arts and culture writing staff answer with their own personal takes. This week, sophomore psychology and exercise science major Katie LeBlanc asks: “Sleep vs. cram for final exams?” She says she prefers to sleep. TEAM SLEEP […]
It is that time of the year again — schools across the nation are beginning another academic year. For months, high school graduates and junior college transfer students have gone through the arduous process of deciding where they will take their next steps. This process can be overwhelming for some, but others have always had […]
Taylor Swift’s surprise album, “Folklore,” dares to venture into unfamiliar woods with a thematic tone for storytelling and ubiquitous, consuming emotion. In August of 2019, Swift released her seventh studio album “Lover” under the wings of heightened public anticipation, an agenda for critical success and a marketed hope for a pristine shelf life to carry […]
Compiled by students in an upper-level journalism class.
Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – UM Museum 6 p.m. – “Just Mercy” panel discussion – Overby Center Auditorium Tuesday 2:30 p.m. – Seeing Sri Lanka – Overby Center 6 p.m. – Native American Student Panel: “Telling Our Stories” – Bryant Hall 9 p.m. – Amos Lee – The Lyric Oxford Wednesday […]
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