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‘Famished’ feminists share food, conversation on Fridays

Every third Friday, university members bring lively conversation to Rebel Market with what they call Famished Feminist Friday. Faculty, staff and students from across campus participate in these FFF discussions, the brainchild of the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies, the American Association...

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Ole Miss alumnus campaigning to finish film dedicated to former theatre arts chair

Jim Weter, Ole Miss alumnus and founder of Cellardoor Cinema, is currently running a campaign to finish raising funds for his film “The Last Earth Girl.” The...

Malpaso Dance Company brings Cuban flair to Ford Center stage Saturday night

The Malpaso Dance Company, a premiere dance company from Cuba, will grace the Gertrude C. Ford Center’s stage 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The company, only...

Word on the street: First week of school

As the first week of the semester winds down, The Daily Mississippian asked students, “What are you most looking forward to in this new semester?” Photo by: Jacqueline Schlick “Just having structure in my life.” Quayshun Shumpert, a senior music major from Fulton Photo by: Jacqueline Schlick “Getting back into a schedule, and friends.”...

Podcasts of the week: New beginnings

With the start of the new year comes time to think about making new beginnings and changes to your lifestyle. Get inspired with the following podcasts...

Fiber Arts Festival fuses traditional, contemporary techniques

The only fiber arts festival in Mississippi will introduce the community to a combination of cutting-edge technology and traditional folk techniques this...

Fiber artist Mary Zicafoose’s lecture recognizes ‘power of cloth’ tonight

Renowned fiber artist Mary Zicafoose will give a lecture titled “The Power of Cloth” at 6 p.m. tonight at the University of Mississippi Museum....

Movie review: ‘I, Tonya’ weaves together the story of the Olympic skater’s fall from grace

“I, Tonya” is a juggling act. With so many seemingly unrelated themes flying through the air, it is a miracle that the movie doesn’t come crashing...

‘The Sound of Music’ visits Ford Center stage as part of national tour tonight

The Ford Center will be alive with the “sound of music” on tonight when the historical musical will visit Oxford as part of its national tour. The...

Oxford art community to celebrate local talent at Day for Art tonight

The Oxford arts community invites citizens to celebrate creativity at the Oxford Day for Art on Tuesday night. The event was created to fill in for the...

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