Since the 1980s, house shows and D.I.Y. scenes have given independent artists spaces to perform and showcase their art to the community and like-minded people. Within the past few years, D.I.Y. culture and house shows have become a staple among the artistic community in the Golden Triangle.
After a new initiative led by Student Life, The W will now offer personalized graduation stoles for students to showcase their involvement in student organizations.
Emma Caroline Brown, the current editor-in-chief, talks about her feelings of leaving The Spectator and The W behind after graduation and starting a new chapter of life.
This year’s Oscars proved to be another year of surprise wins, historic moments, monumental losses and a look at how the scape of cinema continues to evolve.
Students from The W’s Women’s College and the Art Department spent spring break in New York City, seeing historic sites and gaining artistic perspective.
Operation Colony Cats, a local non-profit, is helping Mississippi’s stray cat problem one colony at a time through its trap, neuter, release program, as well as its system of local fosters that help cats and kittens find new homes.
Get the latest rundown on women’s tennis and baseball as they go into the spring season, and see about the men’s basketball team’s historic playoff run.
