Name: Faimie Louissaint Hometown: Auburn, GA Year: 2nd Year Major: Human Health, Pre-med Fun Facts about Faimie: She wants to pursue a career in pediatrics medicine with a focus on health advocacy and equity through global non-profits. She is fluent in 3 languages – French, Creole, and English. #trilingualqueen She loves mangos! Talk to her Read More …
Name: Eva Blyakherov Hometown: Brooklyn, NY Year: 2nd Year Major: Philosophy, Politics, and Law with a Political Science Minor Fun Facts about Eva: She wants to pursue a career in International Politics with a focus on Immigration and Eastern European politics. She used to be a competitive ballroom dancer. Russian is her first language. She Read More …
Name: Faith Ojo Hometown: Marietta, GA Year: 2nd Year Major: Philosophy, Politics, and Law and Environmental Science Fun Facts about Faith: I write poetry. I love theatre and singing! I collect CDs. (CDs are coming back?!!) My favorite book genre is Dark Academia. Feel free to ask Faith for some recommendations next time you come Read More …
Name: Minho Kang Hometown: Charlotte, NC Year: 2nd Year Major: Business Administration and Quantitative Services Fun Facts about Minho: He enjoys OFK chicken and waffles. He enjoys going on walks. He also enjoys working on our circulation desk. Feel free to say “hello” if you see him on the desk!
Please join us in congratulating our 2025 Sara Gregory Scholarship Award Winner, Roseline Onyeike! Roseline is a shining embodiment of the library’s core values – approachability, flexibility, investment, and professionalism. Rose wrote in her essay about how she exemplified Mrs. Gregory’s leadership, integrity, and a love of learning. She also shared in her application that Read More …
Please join us in congratulating our upcoming Library Leaders for the 2025-2026 academic year! These students embody Oxford College Library’s core values in the work they do in the library and beyond. They are flexible and open to change in a dynamic work environment, invested in the success of the library, approachable and friendly to Read More …
With this display, we are celebrating the intersection between Blackness and womanhood, as the intersection between February, Black History Month, and March, Women’s History Month, approaches. Many of the stories that are shared during both months are stories that are often heard; therefore we compiled a collection of lesser known narratives. Intersectionality is often ignored Read More …
By Jaedyn Griddine, Shelby Wilder, and Hailey Hunt, Library Leaders Though we may not always realize it, libraries are havens for intellectual freedom. They are safe spaces where we can comfortably seek endless amounts of knowledge, whether that be through reading, engaging in conversations with friends or surfing the web. Above all, freedom is paramount Read More …
