Caroline Luckie Oxford Stories cgluckie@go.olemiss.edu As Oxford grows, the demand for more hotels increases. While students live off campus, they often visit area hotels to eat, study and congregate before a night […]
Kirsten Faulkner Oxford Stories kmfaulkn@go.olemiss.edu The Oxford Community Market, now open for the year since April 18 at the Old Armory Pavilion, has positively impacted the Oxford community by bringing people from […]
Angelica Pecha Oxford Stories akpecha@go.olemiss.edu College kids get a bad rep. These young adults are often criticized for partying, eating leftover pizza for breakfast, and for choosing a Comfort Colors T-shirt over […]
Two University of Mississippi women are proving that there’s more to “sorority girls” than some people think. Emily Olsen and Katie Smith are both members of sororities and the Army ROTC.
What is LGBTQ Pride? UM student Bake Lewis said it’s about being proud of who you are and showing it to the world.
Natalie Suk Oxford Stories nmsuk@go.olemiss.edu A University of Mississippi freshman tennis player from Atlanta, who instantly made an impact on the women’s tennis team, has a remarkable family background in athletics. Alexa […]
Skye Spiehler Oxford Stories sespiehl@go.olemiss.edu The Highway 6 sleeper lines alert a woman to move back towards the center of her lane. She tries, but overcorrects, clipping a neighboring vehicle in the […]
Anders Culiner Oxford Stories asculine@go.olemiss.edu In Oxford and other college towns, many students deal with the consequences of DUI arrests. Students are affected by the arrest itself and its legal aftermath, and […]
Catherin Kaufman Oxford Stories crkaufma@go.olemiss.edu What’s the hottest place in Oxford? Oxford’s HotWorx studio. HotWorx is a virtually instructed exercise program created for users to experience different benefits of infrared sauna rooms […]
Anna Bess Pavlakovich Oxford Stories abpavlak@go.olemiss.edu Riddle: Where can you find a sedan sinking in a ditch after hitting a fire hydrant? Answer: The Ole Miss Campus during finals week It’s the […]
Alderwoman Robyn Tannehill, the mayor-elect of Oxford, has been with the city nearly three decades contributing in many roles. Come the general election this June, Tannehill will have the next four years to promote her vision of Oxford.
Madison Hyatt Oxford Stories mmhyatt@go.olemiss.edu Since she was a young child on an Indiana farm, Jenn Petermann has always had animals in her life. “I grew up on a livestock and grain […]
Wade Johnson Oxford Stories ewjohns1@go.olemiss.edu Michael Greer, the owner of Vault Entertainment, walks through a massive warehouse where switchboards and laser systems are packaged and an abundance of cords are wrapped and […]
Emily Wilson Oxford Stories Already becoming a successful business entrepreneur at the age of 19, Alexis Ridgeway is finishing up her freshman year at the University of Mississippi. The Jackson native began […]
Tricia Williams Oxford Stories pawilli2@go.olemiss.edu University of Mississippi students have been crucial in the development of a dog-friendly environment in Oxford. Oxford is a community continually influenced by the demands of the […]
Georgia Williams Oxford Stories gjwilli1@go.olemiss.edu In recent years, the Oxford business community has experienced exponential growth. From new franchises and retailers on Jackson Avenue, to unique coffee shops and local stores on […]
