Glorious, Beautiful Leaps of Nicole MarquezNicole Marquez looks small in the bed with its hospital-white sheets, her short dark hair showing signs of her lying prone for a little too long.
Thou Shalt Not Steal: Is Voter Suppression the Real Issue?Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama has gone out of his way to excite the historically indifferent youth vote, but the biggest question with young voters may not be keeping their attention long enough to get them to the polls.
Palin: A Woman's Woman?The lights were low in Hal & Mal's Red Room the night of the vice-presidential debate on Oct. 2. Excited chatter filled the room, along with a big screen set up at the far end.
Bold 'New' CityAs the JFP turns 6 (!), we take our traditional birthday look at Jackson's progress.
Cultivating a Voice Through ArtFiltered sunlight streams through the windows of Claire Myers' studio on Thursday morning in Jackson as she waits to begin painting.
Fall Arts Preview 2008This fall is packed with scheduled art events to keep the city buzzing. Check them out here.
The Katrina Effect: Politics After the StormNobody had ever seen anything like Katrina. "When Katrina came, we knew we were in for an entirely different kind of animal," said Capt. Louis Skrmetta of Gulfport.
2008 College Football PreviewPearl Jam's Eddie Vedder summed up what's going on in Mississippi college football when he sang: "It's evolution, baby."
Jackpedia 2008Have you ever sat at home on a lazy Saturday wondering what in the world you could be doing with your time in this buzzing metropolis? No worries, Jackpedia is here to help.
Where There's Smoke, There's Haley BarbourDuring his long tenure in Washington, Haley Barbour was known for his love of Maker's Mark bourbon, good cigars and Republican politics, not necessarily in that order.
Freedom RidersIn 1961 civil-rights leaders travelled across the United States motivating young people to take hold of a small part of history.
Nicole Marquez looks small in the bed with its hospital-white sheets, her short dark hair showing signs of her lying prone for a little too long.
Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama has gone out of his way to excite the historically indifferent youth vote, but the biggest question with young voters may not be keeping their attention long enough to get them to the polls.
Class warfare began anew outside Toledo, Ohio, one recent Sunday.
The lights were low in Hal & Mal's Red Room the night of the vice-presidential debate on Oct. 2. Excited chatter filled the room, along with a big screen set up at the far end.
At the Media Literacy Project's June 7 orientation, project associates began discussing what would be their research.
Jean Tripp, 34, of Alabama, expected nothing short of "fire and brimstone" when she came to Oxford.
As the JFP turns 6 (!), we take our traditional birthday look at Jackson's progress.
Filtered sunlight streams through the windows of Claire Myers' studio on Thursday morning in Jackson as she waits to begin painting.
Republican presidential nominee John McCain has a shiny new vice presidential candidate but an old idea for dealing with the nation's gas crisis.
Nobody had ever seen anything like Katrina. "When Katrina came, we knew we were in for an entirely different kind of animal," said Capt. Louis Skrmetta of Gulfport.
Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder summed up what's going on in Mississippi college football when he sang: "It's evolution, baby."
Have you ever sat at home on a lazy Saturday wondering what in the world you could be doing with your time in this buzzing metropolis? No worries, Jackpedia is here to help.
During his long tenure in Washington, Haley Barbour was known for his love of Maker's Mark bourbon, good cigars and Republican politics, not necessarily in that order.
In 1961 civil-rights leaders travelled across the United States motivating young people to take hold of a small part of history.