
Spotlight on Library Leader: Argent Amuwha
Name: Argent Amuwha Hometown: Detroit, Michigan Year: Sophomore Major: Nursing Facts about Argent: I love cats, My top artist on Spotify Wrapped was Blink-182, I like to make clothes and draw
Name: Argent Amuwha Hometown: Detroit, Michigan Year: Sophomore Major: Nursing Facts about Argent: I love cats, My top artist on Spotify Wrapped was Blink-182, I like to make clothes and draw
Name: Kelsey Moore Hometown: West Monroe, La Year: Sophomore Major: Political Science Facts About Kelsey: Halloween is her favorite holiday She loves the squirrels on campus Her hobby is trying new foods
Name: Jane Brennan Hometown: Huntsville, Alabama Year: Sophomore Major(s): Mathematics & Computer Science, English Facts about Jane: She spend her free time knitting, hanging out with friends, and walking in storms!
Name: Shannan Adams Hometown: Tampa, FL. Year: Second year Major(s): Double major in English and Creative Writing and Ancient Mediterranean Studies. Facts about Shannan: She knits, she is allergic to garlic, she plays classical piano, and she is slowly amassing a small army of rubber ducks in her dorm room.
Name: Celine L. Kim Hometown: Wayne, NJ Year: Second year Major(s): Chemistry and East Asian Studies Facts about Celine: I love to draw, read, watch movies, or cook, and whenever I get the time, I love exploring new cafes or going to museums
Name: Temitope Peters Hometown: Baltimore, MD Year: (Ox ’24, CO ’26) Major(s): Mathematics/Mechanical Engineering Facts about Temitope: My favorite color is rose gold I was born and spent most of my childhood in Nigeria My first official concert was at Adekunle Gold (homecoming does NOT count lol!)
Name: Johanna Romero Hometown: Alpharetta, GA Year: Sophomore (Ox 24, C’26) Majors: Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology, Biology Facts about Johanna: I have a pet dog (named Angel) I like to read my books in Spanish I like country music I’m as tall as a baby giraffe!
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 …
Looking for something to do when taking a break from studying? See what our Library Leaders recommend you check out. Games: Secret Hitler Recommended by Joy Hsieh This strategic game can be played with up to 10 people and the goal is to find who the Secret Hitler is among the players. Everybody plays a Read More …
Happy Hallows, Oxford College Library! From Shakespeare to Harry Potter, magic lives all around us – in our favorite fairy tales, movies, songs, and across pop culture. As a society, we are enchanted by the idea of fairies, witches, sorcerers, demons… anything supernatural. Thus, for the Library November Book Display, we decided on the theme 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 …