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‘Two Lives in Photography’: a love story in photographs

The documentary “Two Lives in Photography” showcases the love story reflected in the work of photographers and married couple Langdon and Maude Schuyler Clay. Directed by Oxford Film Festival veteran Thad Lee, the film focuses on the photography exhibit of the same name at the University of Mississippi Museum, curated by Melanie Munns Antonelli.  The […]

Long awaited “The Last of US” makes HBO debut

  The first episode of HBO’s show “The Last of Us” finally premiered Jan. 15. “The Last of Us” is an adaptation of the 2013 post-apocalyptic survival game of the same name developed by the video game company Naughty Dog, which also is responsible for the well-known “Uncharted” series.  The plot involves Joel Miller, a […]

The importance of fashion in Ole Miss’ queer community

Entering the world of fashion can feel like being immersed into a fantasy: providing a sense of escape and community. This is especially true for members of the LGBTQ+ community, who have spent centuries being repressed from expressing their true identities. Numerous students from the University of Mississippi enjoy escaping to this place. Fashion plays […]

Students struggle to pay rising food prices on campus

Whether Ole Miss students have a meal plan or rely solely on Flex Dollars, they depend on the dining services provided on campus to make sure they receive sustenance. Many students have to strategize how much they eat in a day to make sure their currency lasts them the week, sometimes the entire semester. This […]

‘Wakanda Forever’ and the impact of its Black and Latino representation

On Nov. 11, Marvel’s “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” will be in theaters nationwide. The sequel’s release after a four-year delay, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the death of lead actor Chadwick Boseman, has fans’ emotions high everywhere, including on the Ole Miss campus. The film’s plot, according to the IMDB website, is “The people […]

A pumpkin patch of autumn tunes

In Oxford, the weather is finally starting to cool down, the leaves are changing and the air is a lot more crisp. It is starting to feel like autumn.  What better way to get into the spirit of this season than with a new playlist of songs to accompany you while walking across campus watching […]

A sit down with Kathleen Wickham

The Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics hosted a program titled “James Meredith & the Media: The Legacy of a Riot” on Tuesday, Sept. 27. One of the featured speakers was Kathleen Wickham, a journalism professor at the University of Mississippi.  Wickham is also the author of two books that explore the events that […]

UM Korean Student Association celebrates Chuseok

Sept. 8 was a night full of fun, games and Korean culture as the UM Korean Student Association celebrated the holiday Chuseok. Chuseok, which means “autumn evening,” is a Korean holiday and harvest festival. With a big emphasis on showing gratitude and spending time with family, it is regularly compared to Thanksgiving. During Cheusok, Korean […]

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