In spring 2026, Amy Schumacher-Rutherford, instructor in speech, will teach a new course at the University of Mississippi focused on the rhetoric of pop star Taylor Swift — RHET 399. Swift is one of the most well-marketed and influential musicians in the world, and Schumacher-Rutherford’s fascination and love for the singer goes back to 2007. […]
Oxford kicked off the 10-year anniversary of Sarahfest yesterday in partnership with the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies. This year’s Sarahfest, which is a celebration of arts, music, literature and more, will last until Nov. 8. Over the next three weeks, there will be speakers, an artist-in-residence, film screenings, concerts and art […]
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium is known for hosting game-day traditions that start both in the stands and on the field. These moments for fans are queued by songs that play over the loud speakers and football plays concocted by Lane Kiffin himself. Here are some of the favorite plays that Ole Miss fans have on football game […]
A variety of popular books are set in the cozy fall months, ranging in genres from romance to fantasy. Here are five cozy autumn reads for this well-loved season: “The Pumpkin Spice Cafe” by Laurie Gilmore (Romance) Luarie Gilmore’s “The Pumpkin Spice Cafe” immediately puts you into the fall mood. The novel, reminiscent of the […]
Off Square Books turned supernatural on Friday, as “Twilight” fans filled the location to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the first novel in the well-known vampire series. The night featured themed snacks, “Twilight” trivia, a blind drawing to win a special-edition copy of “Twilight” and costumes inspired by the series and its characters. Students and […]
Ole Miss Women’s Golf fell short at the Canadian Collegiate Invitational at the Beacon Hall Golf Club in Aurora, Ontario on Sept. 22-23, finishing No. 3 in a pool of 12 teams. The invitational included Auburn, Kent State, Virginia, Tennessee, Michigan, the University of South Florida, Purdue, Michigan State, British Columbia, Rutgers and Central Michigan. […]
Square Books is a staple of Oxford culture, a staple for visitors and locals alike. There are four Square Books shops on the Square, each with a unique charm. Here is a guide to them all. The Square Books staff aims to make everyone feel welcome, including students. They work to make the college reading […]
Award-winning author Kiran Desai shared insights about her new novel “The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny” at Square Books on Tuesday evening. The event put Desai in conversation with Sheila Sundar, associate professor of English and creative writing at the University of Mississippi. “The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny” is her first novel since 2006 […]
The timeless tradition of tailgating in the Grove at Ole Miss is something everyone needs to experience at least once. This weekend, kinfolk of University of Mississippi students will be visiting for Fall Family Weekend, thus indulging in the festivities the university’s hub for game day activities offers. Here are a few things for students […]
Ed Sheeran returns to “big pop” with his eighth studio album, “Play.” Released on Friday, Sept. 12, the record runs 44 minutes and takes listeners through a variety of beats, emotions and new musical experimentation. Sheeran’s new album comes with a more personal and adventurous edge. The second song on the record, “Sapphire,” features […]
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