Arts & Culture

Oxford has some of the best coffee shops in Mississippi. They are popular gathering places and study spots for locals and students alike. Each cafe is unique, with its own ambience, drink selection and price range. Here is a look...

Founded in 1979, Square Books is Oxford’s premier bookstore that hosts community events every semester during which authors, students of the University of Mississippi and local book enthusiasts alike can interact with literature hands-on. Lyn Roberts, a Gulfport, Miss., native...

On the evening of Monday, Sept. 10, 2001, the average student at the University of Mississippi had one thing in mind: football.  Following a tough loss to Auburn, the Rebels were gearing up for their upcoming game against Vanderbilt that...

Whether it’s a game day, holiday or time for a philanthropy event, a University of Mississippi sorority likely has a banner for it, painted by its very own members. Making the 12-foot banners that hang on the porches of sorority...

Moving to a new city for college requires finding new businesses and services to meet daily needs. For Ole Miss parent Chlee Lisi, the solution for her daughters was compiling all this information together in a mobile app called The...

“By Any Means” has all the ingredients of a powerful historical film, but one of its central stars and characters makes it difficult to convey the message of true Black empowerment that the film wanted to deliver. Directed by Elegance...

For freshmen at the University of Mississippi, decorating one’s dorm is no small task. The dorm room is likely the first space a freshman has inhabited independent of his or her parents. The newly moved young adults face a question...

Summer may have meant a break from classes, but it certainly did not mean a break from new music. Some of the biggest names in pop, rap and alternative music returned with albums over the past few months. Olivia Rodrigo...

The FX original television show “Adults” aired its second season Aug. 27, following five roommates as they navigate young adulthood, friendships and relationships in Queens, N.Y. Although the premise is often used, the show delivers comedy and representation in a...

What was once a quiet college town, Oxford has now transformed into a nationally recognized destination for literature, food and SEC athletics. Few people have witnessed that evolution more closely than third-generation Oxford historian John Cofield, whose family has documented...