Browsing: Education

You’ve probably noticed the crowds of back-to-school shoppers recently flooding stores across the state of Mississippi, which means one thing.…

Incoming seniors Gianna Pierce of Ocean Springs High School, William Rasberry of George County High School, and Sarah Jean Scearce…

Back in late June, the Pascagoula High School Class of 1966, my class, held its 55th Class Reunion (one year…

OXFORD, Miss. – Two members of the University of Mississippi School of Journalism and New Media have placed in the…

If you’re looking to add a little history, culture, and arts to your Summer, look no further than the Civil…

Water is an appropriate thread for much of George County’s history. Early pioneers settled near water along the Pascagoula River…

Parents will have a place to take children this year for Summer Library Programs at all libraries in the Jackson-George…

Finally, you, a family member, or a friend is going to graduate. Whether it be kindergarten, college, or graduate school,…

In a surprise assembly today, Chayna Adams of Pearl River Central High School (PRCHS) in Carriere, Mississippi, received a $25,000…

Middle school teachers are used to students being curious and asking silly questions. However, not all fun, off-topic conversations in…

Mississippi native Jesmyn Ward, the first woman and first person of color to win two National Book Awards for fiction,…

Dr. Ben Carson returns to Mississippi this month as the keynote speaker for an annual scholarship dinner designated as a…

The University of Mississippi’s Master of Business Administration program has been recognized as one of the best in the nation by…

A University of Mississippi professor and her team of researchers are working on new ways to use red blood cells…

Free Computer Classes now available at all JGRLS libraries! The public is invited to register for free computer classes at…

Two Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College campus vice presidents have been chosen for the Phi Theta Kappa Distinguished College Administrator…