As the East Coast makes preparations for Hurricane Florence, some students at Ole Miss from states such as Virginia and North Carolina are worrying about their families’ safety and, in some cases, their families’ sources of income. North Carolina has already declared a state of emergency in anticipation of the arrival of Florence. It is […]
During her April 14 and April 21 sets at the festival, Beyonce took the stage as Coachella’s first woman of color to headline the festival since its inception in 1999 and gave performances heard around the world. Beyonce took Coachella and the internet by storm. Her performance brought black culture to mass media in a […]
The Grammy Award-winning vocal ensemble Conspirare performs its “Considering Matthew Shepard,” composed and directed by Craig Hella Johnson, at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Gertrude Ford Center. “It’s a unique work. It’s not an opera, It’s not a musical. It’s not a traditional choral piece. It’s a music drama. It incorporates a variety of music […]
The Fisk Jubilee Singers will join the Ole Miss Choir in celebration of Black History Month on Thursday at the Gertrude Ford Center. This will be the Fisk Jubilee Singers’ first time performing at Ole Miss in the group’s 147-year history. “Fisk – to me, they are like the kings and queens of an HBCU,” […]
U.S. Sen. James Z. George did many things. Known as Mississippi’s “Great Commoner,” he was a successful politician in the early 1800s, fought in the Mexican War under Jefferson Davis, would later become a lawyer and also work for the Supreme Court of Mississippi. More than a century after his death, people are discussing all […]
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