As Pride Month kicked off this year with #BlackLivesMatter protests across the country, we are reminded of the Stonewall riots in 1969 that spearheaded the establishment of many LGBTQ+ rights ...

Finally, school starts this month. Personally, I can’t wait to see all my friends. Honestly, I’m a little excited to actually go to class again but most of all, I’m ...

When someone asks me where I’m from, my initial response is always “Jackson, Mississippi.” If the person is from Mississippi, maybe I’ll say Flowood, but let’s face it-most people don’t ...

It’s spooky season everyone! You know what that means: cool weather, warm coats, and an escape from the brutal Mississippi heat. I long for the days of trick-or-treating with Halloween ...

November is here, and the semester is finally winding down. Soon, we will all be back at home for two months patiently awaiting a hopefully much less hectic spring semester. ...

After a semester of movies and food, I decided to switch it up a little and look at an album released during 2020. I wanted to step a little out ...

February is Black History Month, celebrating the overflowing culture and accomplishments of African Americans. Mississippi itself has had many people contribute to this celebration, whether it be B.B King, the “King of the Blues,” ...

Last month for my article I took a trip to the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum and wrote about my visit. I must say I thoroughly enjoyed getting to take an afternoon away ...

One of my favorite songs has a line that says, “I recommend that you read The Alchemist…” and after listening to it for years I finally decide that I should listen. I ...

Editor-in-Chief’s note- Hello, everyone! I’m pleased to announce the beginning of a new segment under Arts and Culture: student art submissions. If you would like to be featured, please feel ...

Although there is a plethora of artists located in the Jackson area, Ellen Langford distinguishes herself as a masterful painter who creates recognizable works of art. As a Mississippi native, she is ...

What gives you a feeling of comfort, security, and safety?       Students from the art course Beginning Sculpture, taught by Professor Amalia Galdona Broche, were assigned to create a sculpture (or a form) made of wire armature covered in paper mache. A student in this class, Michael Montgomery, created his own sculpture called “Tenere: To Hold” to explore what these feelings meant ...

The importance of art is a topic that has long fascinated individuals interested in furthering their understanding of the world and those who live in it. Because of this, many ...

For this year’s Junior Seminar Art Show, Millsaps students Michael Montgomery, Lady Taylor, and Katey Bargender exhibited the diverse pieces that they had been working on since the beginning of ...

The Millsaps Student Exhibition: The Human Condition is a show at the Hall Gallery in the Visual Arts Center on campus. It is running from February 21st until March 9th.   ...

Here I am as a baby with my brother and mother. Alaskans start to love the cold at an early age! “ALASKA?!!  How did you ever hear about Millsaps??” “Is ...