A February 1982 issue of the Purple & White published an article by Claude Arnett, titled “Lirē Aut Non Lirē: That is the question”. Arnett had set out to create…
For me, early 2020 came and went. The paranoia clung to the window outside my room, and I can say it hasn’t truly left since. Alongside it grew a heightened…
In March, my family goes to Universal Studios for spring break. While my siblings splash around our hotel’s pool, I lie on a slatted tanning chair and turn the brightness…
Millsaps offers a variety of opportunities to connect with the campus community such as Greek life, athletic teams, the arts, and student organizations. Two on-campus student organizations I would like…
Read Lauren Ladner's own thoughts on her 2021 Honor's Project One of the most difficult aspects of my research was finding a suitable topic. Although I conducted extensive preliminary research,…
Read an excerpt of Nathan Pyle's "Obsession" and the writer's own thoughts on his 2021 Honor's Project My favorite director and screenwriter, David Lynch, once stated, "Ideas are like fish.…
Translated by Landon Wimberley You know, being a campus cat is hard work. *Pops open tub of catnip*. Nuzzling bushes, checking for snakes and rats is a hard day's work. The…
When I sit back and reflect on 2020, I feel relieved that we’re starting a new year. The impact of the pandemic has spread far at Millsaps, affecting the music…
During the spring semester, many Millsaps seniors prepare for the final walk across the seal in the Bowl. The class of 2020, unfortunately, could not participate in the typical Commencement experience,…
The 1960s were a tumultuous time for Jackson, Mississippi. The year 1963 alone saw sit-ins by Tougaloo students and professors to protest segregation, a mass protest march at the Jackson…