Imagine something you find absolutely breathtaking. Something you could stare at or watch for hours and still be just as enamored as you were the first time you saw it.
Opinion: Dance and the performing arts should be considered important careers
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Active Minds group’s Send Silence Packing tour promotes suicide awareness
A typical super hero might wear a cape, have special powers, and use a secret identity, but members of the Active Minds mental health organization are saving lives every day without a costume.
More than 1,000 college students are lost suicide annually, and colleges are Sending Silence Packing
It can be as slick as a snake in the grass or as obvious as an elephant on a freeway. It can happen in an instant, but will impact others for a lifetime. More than 1,000 college students die from suicide annually.
Profile: UM theater major dances through Ole Miss campus
University of Mississippi theater major Gabby Quintana, 19, is heavily involved in campus life and activities. In her second semester, Quintana spends most days performing.
Video: Ole Miss marketing and management major pursues passion for dance
Movement is a prehistoric form of communication, according to the University of Mississippi’s own Hannah Corson.
Column: What it’s like to be a member of Drum Corps
Drum corps has more than 400,000 fans, dozens of competitive groups, and a series of competitions around the nation that lasts all summer and leads to the world championships in Indianapolis, Indiana.
UM Department of Nutrition and Hospitality Management sees enrollment growth
As the university grows with each passing year, so do the interest levels in the Department of Nutrition and Hospitality Management.
Ole Miss Student Dance organization provides creative outlet for UM students
Since its creation in 2010, Ole Miss Student Dance has been almost entirely student-led and -run. With the exception of a faculty adviser to help create and maintain a budget, this modern dance company was created by and for students.
Monroe County Journal remains committed to community news while embracing technology
Innovation and creativity are top priorities for the Monroe County Journal’s Managing Editor Ray Van Dusen. Since his start with the Monroe Journal in 2009, it has been just that. Today’s journalism industry has obstacles, and there is only one constant in the business – change.
Oxford schools band director builds a foundation of color
From playing her first musical instrument in sixth grade to winning a world class championship, an Oxford music teacher has been diligently working to gain experience and build a strong foundation within her programs.
