Irish alternative rock band Fontaines D.C. released its fifth studio album, “Dopamine Chamber,” on Friday, Oct. 16. The highly anticipated project follows the band’s 2024 Grammy-nominated album, “Romance.” The album delivers what Fontaines D.C. is known for: heavy atmosphere and piercing lyrics. A shift from the band’s earlier indie-rock, guitar-driven sound is evident in the […]
A new mini-series adaptation of John Steinbeck’s classic novel “East of Eden” hit Netflix Oct. 1. Published in 1952, “East of Eden” is a behemoth of a novel that tells the multi-generational saga of the Trask and Hamilton families spanning from the U.S. Civil War to World War I. Steinbeck considered the novel his magnum […]
Despite Oxford’s classification as a small town, it has a reputation for attracting renowned musical artists and bands. The music scene has been active and lively for years thanks in part to the plethora of notable venues on campus and around town, like the recently demolished C.M. Tad Smith Coliseum, Fulton Chapel, Proud Larry’s and […]
Whether it’s a game day, holiday or time for a philanthropy event, a University of Mississippi sorority likely has a banner for it, painted by its very own members. Making the 12-foot banners that hang on the porches of sorority houses has been a standard practice among Panhellenic sororities for decades to commemorate a variety […]
Beloved celebrity chef, writer and television host Anthony Bourdain’s biopic, “Tony,” hit theaters nationwide on Aug. 21. Canadian filmmaker Matt Johnson worked with A24 on the film and focused on Bourdain’s young adulthood, when he was first introduced to the culinary world. The film’s announcement in April 2025 sparked discourse around Bourdain’s complicated legacy. Set […]
Freshman year is an exciting time that is full of new experiences and challenges. As in any new chapter of life, there are always mistakes to be made and lessons to be learned. As a senior, here are some pieces of advice I wish I had known before I began my first semester. Familiarize yourself […]
Graduation is just around the corner, and emotions are high. Here is a mixtape of nostalgic hits to fit a wide range of moods marching toward commencement. “Southern Nights” by Glen Campbell “Southern nights / Just as good even when you close your eyes.” To start out, the country-rock classic “Southern Nights” is an essential […]
Punk-enthusiasts and creatives gathered for the Southern Punk Archive’s Punker Decker flea market at the Powerhouse on Sunday, April 12. The punk flea markets began in 2022 to showcase local artists, vendors and musicians. It has since grown to include film screenings and drag performances. John Rash, founder of the Southern Punk Archive, gave insight […]
The University of Mississippi School of Journalism and New Media hosted a special screening of the short film “The Story of Ben Williams” followed by a panel discussion on Tuesday, March 31. The 15-minute film followed the life of beloved Ole Miss sports figure Ben Williams — the first African American student to play varsity […]
The Oxford Conference for the Book will commence for the 32nd annual celebration of Mississippi’s literary community and cultural legacy today — Tuesday, March 24. Organized and sponsored by the Center for the Study of Southern Culture, the conference will take place at various locations across the University of Mississippi campus and Oxford. Events will […]
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