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Happy 50th birthday to the George County Center of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College! Six women graduated the local campus’…

Artwork by students in the Art and Design program, housed in the School of Performing and Visual Arts (SPVA) at The University of Southern Mississippi (USM), will be on exhibit for its 2023 Annual Juried Student Show, from March 23 through April 6 on the Hattiesburg Campus. An opening reception will be held March 23 at 6 p.m. in the Gallery of Art and Design in the George Hurst Building.

On Friday, March 31, 2023, Tougaloo College will be hosting the annual “Tougaloo College on the Coast” event at the Jackson County Civic Center in Pascagoula, Mississippi.

Look out world, here comes Jimmy Chilimigras, a 15-year-old from Bay St. Louis who already holds two accounting degrees and…

Once again, the spotlight is shining on the Jim Hill High School Choir and its musical department. Jim Hill’s choir…

Sculptor Thomas Jay Warren has spent the balance of his career casting striking images of historical figures that captivate the…

Moore’s Farms LLC was established in 1984 by Moses L. Moore. Since then, the farm has continued to grow and…

Only 1 percent of our nation’s population has ever served in the Armed Forces, allowing the 99 percent of us…

Research into the chemical composition of pottery shards taken from archeological digs in the Holy Land by Mississippi College faculty…

Winning the prestigious Pat Tillman Scholarship put Fabersha Flynt’s life on an unexpected and remarkable trajectory. On Sunday, Feb. 12,…

The University of Southern Mississippi’s (USM) Roger F. Wicker Center for Ocean Enterprise recently received a $980,398 grant from AccelerateMS that will be used to support open enrollment for four free workforce training seminars. 

It’s never too late to garner an education. For Lonnie Webb Allen, that meant time spent on the Delta State…

At the University of Mississippi Medical Center, a trio of clerics representing what is now known as Spiritual Care Services make themselves available to patients and their families who may be in crisis, striving to provide a spiritual and emotional refuge for those whose beliefs may not be their own; this is what they’re trained to do

OXFORD, Miss. – Many University of Mississippi students, faculty and staff members, and community volunteers will spend their Jan. 16…

Two researchers at the University of Mississippi’s National Center for Physical Acoustics are battling sea turtle endangerment with an unlikely weapon.

Since its program began in 1992, UMMC has performed more than 1,700 bone marrow transplants, BMT for short, now averaging about 75 a year, with an average 15 of those pediatric.