It’s a new day – and there’s a new look – at the Plymouth Bluff Environmental Center. From flooring to fixtures and everything in between, Angie Atkins and Chandler Lester have spent the last two-plus years working to re-imagine the 190-acre educational and recreational facility in a secluded area high…
Author: Tyler Wheat
Mississippi University for Women continues to lead the state in degree completion despite a decrease in overall headcount. For fall 2022, the university enrolled 2,339 students accounting for a 5.6% drop in unduplicated enrollment. “What we have experienced is not unusual, particularly for regional institutions. It’s part demographic cliff, part…
Earlier this week, the university honored staff and faculty with November birthdays. Among those celebrated was Ashley Morgan, development officer for the Office of Development and Alumni. Daily, she supports fundraising efforts of the university by making connections with alumni and friends of The W. “I have the opportunity to work…
Col. Justin T. Grieve, commander at 14th Flying Training Wing, Columbus AFB, will keynote Mississippi University for Women’s Veterans Day program Friday, Nov. 11 at 10 a.m. Col. Justin T. Grieve, commander at 14th Flying Training Wing The program, which will be held at Pioneers Plaza (next to Welty Hall),…
The Center for Women’s Research & Public Policy (CWRPP) at Mississippi University for Women has announced the inaugural NEW MS Legislative Fellowship which creates the next step toward political leadership for NEW MS alumni. “The fellowship offers these college students and early professionals the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of…