We said goodbye to our new furry friends and continued on our trek to the unknown. We came around one last bend, and that’s when I saw her for the first time. An iconic old house sits at the stop sign when you enter Taylor. Instinctively I turned left, and found Taylor Grocery.
There are many limitations a 20-year-old college student experiences while conquering the world on her own, including the amount of food and free time one has for the semester. This independent lifestyle comes with a lot of pressure, and it may be difficult to adjust.
Hannah Sanders and Elizabeth Arthur, both University of Mississippi business marketing majors, have been approached by several companies to market certain beauty and fashion products on Instagram.
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 […]
Jack Newsom Oxford Stories Every year, students come to the University of Mississippi from out of state. Some come from bordering states, while others come from different ends of the United States. […]
Julia Wickes Oxford Stories jgwickes@go.olemiss.edu The new Oxford restaurant Chicken Salad Chick offers a variety of chicken salad flavors. Assistant manager Tylor Mills said his favorite flavor of chicken salad is Jalapeno […]
Madison Edenfield Oxford Stories The smell of freshly brewed coffee wafts through the air, mingling with the quiet morning chatter and soft jazz playing overhead. A voice calls out a name, breaking […]
Anna Bess Pavlakovich Oxford Stories abpavlak@go.olemiss.edu Sundays are somewhat of a weekly holiday in the Deep South, and Oxford is no exception. Local families and college students alike choose to spend their […]
Ashley Muller Oxford Stories anmulle1@go.olemiss.edu Overwhelming class loads oftentimes can lead to stress. After hours of schoolwork and classes, students at the University of Mississippi head to the Square. The heart of Oxford […]
Kendra Newton Oxford Stories Oxford is a small, growing town. While its food industry is growing, it does not offer enough diverse options for students. Since the early 2000s, there has been […]
Julia Wickes Oxford Stories jgwickes@go.olemiss.edu Moving away from home is a big deal for almost anyone. Whether it’s moving three hours away, or in my case, three states away. Being an out-of-state […]
Kirsten Faulkner Oxford Stories Living in a fast-paced world, students sometimes find themselves trying to accomplish too many tasks at once, which can lead to anxiety. As time goes on, our society […]
By Anna Bess Pavlakovich Oxford Stories abpavlak@go.olemiss.edu Tyler Igoe, a sophomore transfer student from Champagne, Illinois, noticed a void in the University of Mississippi campus when he made his transition from Vanderbilt […]
Nancy Jackson Oxford Stories nmjackso@go.olemiss.edu Life hasn’t always been easy for Oxford native Ashala Mathis. Growing up, she spent time living with her grandmother because her mother often worked. She also endured […]
Wade Johnson Oxford Stories ewjohns1@go.olemiss.edu While many college students view having a job as a way to spend their free times, others believe they are an economic necessity for living and attending […]
Madison Hyatt Oxford Stories mmhyatt@go.olemiss.edu After a yearlong dispute with the Alcohol Beverage Control (or ABC), which resulted in the closing of popular Oxford blues bar and restaurant Rooster’s Blues House, owner […]
Jessica Duffield Oxford Stories jfduffie@go.olemiss.edu Daniel Malagon, 20, is a waiter at El Mariachi Mexican restaurant in Oxford. He was born in Los Angeles, but his parents are from Jalisco, Mexico. He […]
