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Golda McLellan presented her photography exhibition “Sharing the Past” at the Burns-Belfry Museum and Multicultural Center on Friday, Oct. 17. The exhibition centered on the experiences of community members reacting to historical sites across the South.   Two years ago, McLellan...

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...

Twenty-six of the University of Mississippi professors selected as the 2024-26 and 2025-27 Isom Fellows presented their research on topics ranging from snails to Mayan civilization during a poster showcase at the Inn at Ole Miss on Wednesday, Oct. 8....

Gallery 130 at Meek Hall was abuzz with graphic design enthusiasts on Thursday evening as the “I Profess” exhibition drew to a close. The University of Mississippi was the final stop for the traveling exhibition, which began its tour at...

Student vendors transformed the student union into a marketplace of creativity on Tuesday, Oct. 7, selling baked goods, crochet crafts and custom clothing. Each piece told a story of passion and individuality crafted from personal stories.  Event organizer Caitlin Moak...

Lovers of poetry and music gathered together Wednesday night to display their talents at an open mic night hosted in the Residential College South dining hall. This event was the result of a collaboration between UM Jam Club and Turning...

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...

Nathan Oakes, the director of education and student programs at the Center for Practical Ethics (CPE), hosted this semester’s first “Just Conversations” on the evening of Monday, Sept. 22 in the gallery of Bryant Hall. The event presented students with...

Indie rock band The Bends played The Lyric on Thursday before the highly anticipated Ole Miss versus LSU game. Accompanied by opener Yazoo, the concert offered both teams’ fans a chance to enjoy musical calm before the storm of game...

Ole Miss Theatre and Film, in collaboration with the Southern Punk Archive, hosted a screening of avant-garde filmmaker Maya Deren’s short films with a live score by Memphis post-punk band Optic Sink, on Thursday, Sept. 18. The event followed the...