Arts & Culture

Members of the UM Jam Club play instruments at a meeting on Sept. 11. Photo courtesy: Jordan Isbell It is not every day that the idea of a club emerges from number-crunching assignments. Yet Brandt Stewart, a junior accounting major,...

Zoe Peterzel. Photo by Jack Kirkland Before 2023, there was nowhere on campus for a cappella singers to hone their craft. Rebel Clefs was founded to change that.   Zoe Peterzell, a senior psychology major from Atlanta, is the president and...

Father and son in the stands of The Vaught-Hemingway stadium on Sept. 13. Photo by Olivia Cangelosi The Ole Miss Family Association will host the 2025 Fall Family Weekend at the University of Mississippi starting on Friday, Sept. 19. The...

Graphic by Grace Ann Courtney The timeless tradition of tailgating in the Grove at Ole Miss is something everyone needs to experience at least once. This weekend, kinfolk of University of Mississippi students will be visiting for Fall Family Weekend,...

Student preforms at Open Mic Night in the union on Sep 12. Photo by Nataly Tello. Providing pizza, cookies and a microphone, the University of Mississippi Department of English hosted its first open mic night of the fall semester Thursday...

  Graphic courtesy Ed Sheeran Limited, Under Exclusive Licence to Warner Music UK Limited Ed Sheeran returns to “big pop” with his eighth studio album, “Play.” Released on Friday, Sept. 12, the record runs 44 minutes and takes listeners through...

Graphic courtesy Big Thief under exclusive license to 4AD Ltd Indie folk band Big Thief released its sixth studio album, “Double Infinity,” on Friday, Sept. 5, resonating with hopeless romantics and nostalgia chasers. The nine-track album winds from slow-paced ballads...

Tonya Rogers poses with her painting in the Lyceum on September 8, 2025. Photo by Reese Johnson When Tonya Rogers started working at the University of Mississippi in January, she had no clue that her first year would include a...

Ranked “Most Beautiful Campus” by several national publications, including USA Today, the University of Mississippi is brimming with “sweet spots” that cater to student interests and foster love for the school’s culture. From specific monuments to common campus staples, these...

This past weekend, the Lafayette County and Oxford Public Library, a branch of the First Regional Library system, was filled with noise. Blasts from party horns bounced off the walls and voices rang throughout the building as the library system...