Arts & Culture

“Women of Ole Miss” is a four-part interview series documenting the voices of women attending the University of Mississippi. Each part focuses on a different student, exploring their unique life experiences and accomplishments and what it means to them to...

“Women of Ole Miss” is a four-part interview series documenting the voices of women attending the University of Mississippi. Each part focuses on a different student, exploring their unique life experiences and accomplishments and what it means to them to...

Everyone knows the story. Boy meets girl, they fall in love, and they all live happily ever after. Retold over and over again, no matter the couple’s orientation, time or place, this is how society says love should pan out...

In an industry that likes to sensationalize and dramatize the lives and experiences of teens, “I Am Mackenzie” is refreshingly different. Poster courtesy: Oxfilm. This short film, which won the SXSW Grand Jury Award in 2019, follows Mackenzie, a young...

Amidst an exciting 2022 Oxford Film Festival slate, one of the most notable films included is “Disfluency,” written and directed by Anna Baumgarten.  Screencap courtesy: Oxfilm. The film follows a young woman, Jane, returning home to her family’s lake house...

Happy Landing, a folk pop band, started their roots in Oxford and will take the stage at Proud Larry’s March 25 at 8 p.m.  The members of Happy Landing: (Left to right) Matty Hendley, Jacob Christensen, Keegan Lyle, Wilson Moyer,...

This year’s Oxford Film Festival will showcase several films created by UM students, including the six-minute documentary, “Oxford: A Place for Art.”  Poster courtesy: Oxfilm. “Oxford: A Place for Art” is about the nonprofit Oxford Arts Council and its impact...

This Friday, University of Mississippi students will be going on their first spring break since March 2020.  After two years of uncertainty, students, particularly seniors, are eager to enjoy some time off. However, they face unique challenges of traveling during...

On Tuesday, the University of Mississippi’s Program of Cinema Studies, in association with the Center for the Study of Southern Culture, hosted a special screening and discussion of “The Neutral Ground” in the Overby Auditorium.  Photo Courtesy: The University of...