Arts & Culture

Following the breakout success of “Stick Season,” Grammy-nominated artist Noah Kahan faced a daunting question: What comes after a career-defining album?  The indie folk-pop singer answers the question with “The Great Divide,” his fourth studio album released on April 24....

The South Campus Recreation Center hosted an Earth Day Sunrise Yoga event Wednesday, April 22 on their outdoor turf at 6:15 a.m. The participants moved through sunrise salutation poses in the brisk dawn weather to celebrate Earth Day.  Chelsea Crane,...

The University of Mississippi Office of Sustainability collected 8,000 pounds of glass during its semesterly glass recycling drive on Saturday, April 18. Volunteers unloaded glass from locals’ cars in the Jackson Avenue Center parking lot for Door 2 Door Recycling...

Rising star Avery Anna took the stage at The Lyric on Friday night to perform songs from her new album — “forgive, forget.” — as well as older crowd favorites.  Avery Anna Rhoton, who goes by her first and middle...

Christian Dadd, a magician and graduate student in the master of taxation program, can be spotted performing tricks with playing cards around Oxford and the University of Mississippi campus for all interested in his mystique. Dadd’s tricks have caught the...

As new fitness studios continue to open in Oxford, there are currently more than 15 located within town limits. Many University of Mississippi students are not only attending workouts but also stepping into instructor roles.  Instructors have different requirements to...

Without a solid plan on how to spend your 2026 Double Decker Arts Festival, you may waste time wandering, waiting in lines or missing out on amazing artists. The event, which will be held on the Square April 24-25, offers...

The 2026 Double Decker Arts Festival features a lineup of musical artists ranging from globally recognized artists to local Southern musicians. In total, this festival will feature 10 musical acts from a variety of genres. Here is your playlist to...

For college students in Oxford, deciding where to eat often comes down to one simple question: Is it worth the money? With restaurant prices continuing to feel impossibly high almost everywhere, some of Oxford’s most familiar local spots stand out...

To gain support for an expansion to the Oxford Skate Park, the Oxford Skateboarding Association (OSA) hosted its third annual game of S.K.A.T.E on Sunday, April 4. The OSA hosts events to raise awareness and funds for the planned skate...