Ali Blackburn, a dietetics and nutrition major from Vicksburg, Miss., in collaboration with the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council (YAC), is putting together a digital cookbook to showcase the flavors and folks of Lafayette County. Blackburn said the inspiration for the cookbook...
The University of Mississippi’s music fraternity, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, is taking an unconventional approach to fundraising and musical outreach by smashing pianos. Before the Ole Miss v. Georgia football matchup, the Lambda Xi chapter of Phi Mu Alpha at...
Rose Bridges, an instructor in music, may be at the University of Mississippi only for a year-long stint, but she brings a lifetime of musical knowledge to campus in topics ranging from music history to anime. Bridges was hired 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...
Oxford’s lively cultural scene melds with its academic reputation at weekly trivia nights hosted by local restaurants. These game nights are hosted by The Blind Pig, Moe’s BBQ and Circle and Square Brewing. Students, professors and Oxonians congregate at the...
Three University of Mississippi students are preparing to launch The Omnia Review, a campus magazine featuring artists who create work that represents the human spirit. Arkasha McGinness, a senior film major, Mailynn Nguyen, a senior integrated marketing communications major, and...
With midterm exams approaching, students across campus are implementing various study habits to make their time as productive as possible. Exams affect everyone’s study time differently, and students must balance studying with their daily lives. “Midterms affected me mainly through...
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...
Lens Magazine participants pose for ’70s-themed photo shoot. Photo courtesy Emma McHard Lens Magazine, a new student-run publication at the University of Mississippi, invites students to see Oxford through a different perspective through themed collections of content across genres and...
The eve of home Ole Miss Football games begins with the anticipation of Trash Can Friday, a tradition in which the Department of Landscape Services dots the Grove with red and blue trash cans. In the midst of a bustling...