Arts & Culture

Theatre Oxford’s production of “Brighton Beach Memoirs” brings Neil Simon’s classic to life, and despite some moments of missed opportunities, it manages to compel and move viewers. For those unfamiliar with the show, it follows a short period in the...

No, Oprah Winfrey is not the reason I started adding podcasts to my morning ritual. Well, actually, to be honest, she is. I thought I was a morning person up until my junior year of college, when I started getting...

College students are pros at dressing “comfy, but cute” with the latest college and teen fashion trends. Now that summer is over, it’s time to get back into the routine of having endless amounts of work, cramming for tests and...

It’s hard not to notice the new art installation tucked perfectly into the great room of the Honors College. “America Selfie," the Honors College’s first “on-site” artwork crafted specifically for a certain space, is part of Washington, D.C., artist Laura...

Photo courtesy of Facebook Darcy Malone and the Tangle, a rock 'n' roll and soul band out of New Orleans, will make its first stop in Oxford on Wednesday to perform at Proud Larry’s. It's not, however, a typical New Orleans band. Born and...

Howdy, friends. My name is Alice, and I’m revamping my weekly music column you may have remembered from a while back.  A little bit about me: I’m a senior journalism major from Meridian, and I love all things music.  I’m...

Square Books will host author Ladee Hubbard this Tuesday for a reading of her first novel, "The Talented Ribkins." Photo courtesy: Square Books In the age of the Avengers-style heroes, Hubbard has created her own family of superhumans, and perhaps the...

Nine years of planning and eight months without Chick-fil-A french fries will culminate sometime early this semester with the pulling back of the green-fenced curtain on the Student Union addition. This brand-new building, which has been under construction since the parking lot...

Syllabus week is upon us. All of a sudden, July blended into August, and move-in week turned into classes. Now, students are lined up at the bookstore, Jackson Avenue is backed up with traffic and Instagram feeds are flooded with...

The Daily Mississippian staff consists of university students of different backgrounds, ages and majors. We all have different interests and things we love about the university, so why not share them here?  We listed our favorite study spot and most interesting class we've...