Arts & Culture

Berlin-based indie-folk singer-songwriter Alice Phoebe Lou released her sixth studio album, “Oblivion,” last Friday. This record is stripped-back, self-produced and intimate, inviting listeners into a space of stillness and reflection. Lou was born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa,...

Before the beginning of a new week, many students in Oxford practice weekly-reset routines to organize their living spaces, clear their minds and prepare for classes. Students have their own routines and motivations, but all methods of resetting ultimately aim...

One of the biggest leaps students make when entering college is sharing a living space with someone outside of their family. On top of that, many students find themselves assigned to share a bedroom or apartment with a virtual stranger. ...

In spring 2026, Amy Schumacher-Rutherford, instructor in speech, will teach a new course at the University of Mississippi focused on the rhetoric of pop star Taylor Swift — RHET 399. Swift is one of the most well-marketed and influential musicians...

Oxford was a sold-out pit stop on The Runarounds’ “The Minivan Tour,” where the band brought Proud Larry’s to life with its alt-rock sound and passion. The Runarounds came into the spotlight after their appearance on the teen drama series...

The Ole Miss Motel hosted a series of artists on Saturday for the 18th annual “One Night Stand” — an annual art event for which chosen artists are given a motel room to decorate and showcase their unique and purchasable...

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...

Oxford residents gathered Saturday outside of the University of Mississippi Museum to craft their own bouquets in a workshop with Farmstead Florals.  The workshop was led by Katherine Webb, owner of Farmstead Florals. Webb’s Oxford company grows its own flowers...

Golda McLellan presented her photography exhibition “Sharing the Past” at the Burns-Belfry Museum and Multicultural Center on Friday, Oct. 17. The exhibition centered on the experiences of community members reacting to historical sites across the South.   Two years ago, McLellan...

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...