Center for the Study of Southern Culture

Graduate documentary students Kate Hudson and Paige Prather talk with David Caldwell at Aikei Pro’s Records Shop in Holly Springs, MS.

Photo taken by Andy Harper

The SFA Oral History initiative has documented over 700 stories from Southerners who grow, create, serve, and consume food and drink. Here, Hallie Streater of Streater Farm in Black Hawk, MS at the Downtown Greenwood Farmers’ Market.

Photo taken by Amy C. Evans

Gammill Gallery

Barnard Observatory

Students, alumni, staff, faculty, and friends walk for unity, November 7

Photo by Andy Harper

Southern Studies graduate students Chelsea Wright and Jodie Free volunteer at the SFA Symposium.

Thanks to the many generations of grad students to do so over the years!

Bill “Howl-N-Madd” Perry visits a class on The Blues Tradition in American Literature.

Southern Studies MA Student Jillian McClure talks with attendees following a panel of people who were on campus in the fall of 1962.

James Meredtih and former Chancellor Robert Khayat during the 40th anniversary of the University’s integration in 2002.

Photo by David Wharton

Mark Camarigg, Publications Manager of Living Blues, in the magazine archive.

Photo by Mel Lasseter.

Danielle Andersen, SST graduate student, conducted oral history interviews commemorating the dedication of Silver Pond, which recognizes Dr. James Silver, author of Mississippi: The Closed Society

Documentary Photograph by Jennifer Louden

"Girls" Alva, Mississippi

Documentary Photograph by David Wharton

Rural cemetery, Madison, KY

Documentary Photograph by Joey Thompson

Jeffrie Chapel near Abbeville, MS

The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History Race and Ethnicity in the Modern South Summer Seminar Class of 2012

Southern Foodways Alliance

2012 Oral History Workshop Group