Arts & Culture

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....

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...

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...

“One Battle After Another” is the latest release by Paul Thomas Anderson, the award-winning American filmmaker behind the modern classics “There Will Be Blood,” “Boogie Nights” and “The Master.”   The film’s lead actor Leonardo DiCaprio needs no introduction. Anderson and...

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...

Taylor Swift has returned with a new album, “The Life of a Showgirl.” Inspired by the events of her record-shattering Eras Tour, Swift’s emotions are obvious in this bubbly detour from her previous, more melancholy albums “Midnights” and “The Tortured...

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...

Carter Faith, one of country music’s newest and most promising voices, invited listeners to the magical wonderland she has dubbed “Cherry Valley” on Friday in the form of her debut studio album. The project’s 15 songs live in the album’s...

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...