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Paintings from “Saturation” by Chatham Meade Kemp. (Photo courtesy: Southside Gallery) This month, the walls of Southside Gallery are invigorated...

7 South isn’t a typical Oxford band. When they’re not out jamming at Locals, they can be found studying for tomorrow’s midterms. Formed...

Like most colleges, the University of Mississippi goes through tons of technology, with year-to-year upgrades turning modern PCs into salvage. The electronic...

School is slowing down and spring break is nearing, but Proud Larry’s doesn’t show any sign of stopping its steady stream of soulful local bands, and...

Asmaaa Taha speaks at the Meet Your Muslim Neighbors event held on the Square last month.   In the United States, the entire 31 days of March are...

When it comes to being environmentally conscious, Fat Possum artist Adam Torres someone who actually puts action behind his words. The Austin, Texas,...

David Swider grips the sleek edge of a black vinyl with the tips of his fingers, tilting it into the light to reveal a delicate etching, “Resist...

Ubisoft’s “For Honor” is a solid, engaging combat game that finds a great balance between approachability and challenge. It is far from perfect,...

A local poet is bringing a taste of the darker side of Virginian history to Oxford at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Off Square Books. Poet and author Molly McCully...