Arts & Culture

Valentine’s Day is a day every single girl dreads. It’s the day when every obnoxious couple gets to rub in the fact that, yes, you’re still sad and alone. Honestly, it’s bad enough that my own grandma keeps asking me...

What are your plans for Valentine's Day? -------------------------- Photo by: Jacqueline Schlick "The library. It’s test week." Cierra Ray, a senior anthropology major from Flowood Photo by: Jacqueline Schlick "When is Valentine’s Day?" Mary Lacy Lusk, a freshman biology major...

The University of Mississippi’s Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts will host the play “Sense and Sensibility” tonight with members of the Aquila Theatre Company. The performers from the famous Aquila Theatre will bring Jane Austen’s critically acclaimed...

Photo courtesy: Jacqueline Schlick "Why is Black History Month relevant to people of all backgrounds and cultures?" “Black History Month is relevant to everyone because not everyone has had equal exposure to different cultures. It’s easy to think or assume,...

Resident fashion experts Sam Harres and Ethel Mwedziwendira took a look at the best- and worst-dressed teams at the 2018 Olympic Opening Ceremony.  Italy: Best-Dressed Sam: Details matter. And aside from World Wars, the Italians love their details. The jackets...

A little bit of the Big Easy will come to Oxford in the form of the Mardi Gras Ball at 8 p.m. Tuesday at The Lyric Oxford. This event will be the first of its kind and is open to...

Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – UM Museum Tuesday 6 p.m. – Ole Miss basketball versus Arkansas – The Pavilion 7:30 p.m. – Jane Austen’s “Sense and Sensibility” – Ford Center 8 p.m. – Oxford’s Official Mardi...

This weekend, Oxford Film Festival is screening the nationally lauded documentary “I AM EVIDENCE.” Tracking four separate sexual assault cases across the nation, “I AM EVIDENCE” excels at magnifying a national problem. The issue at hand – ending the backlog...

Before Oxford was home to the Southern-Gothic author William Faulkner and the beloved Ole Miss Rebels, the land belonged to the Chickasaw nation – more specifically, a woman by the name of Hoka, a Chickasaw princess. In her honor, the...

Abis Production’s first feature-length film, “Do U Want It?,” is screening in town this weekend as a part of Oxford Film Festival. One of the film's directors, Josh Freund, will be around to answer audience questions after Friday’s 11:30 a.m....