Students at Mississippi College had gone over a year without having any form of visitation. Freshman and sophomores alike had yet to even experience life on campus with dorm visitation. That all changed this semester with the announcement of an updated visitation policy that took effect on Oct. 7. Now that visitation is officially back, students are able to make
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Mississippi College Sexual Assault Prevention Ambassadors (MC SAPA) started their organization on campus in fall 2020. Since then they have had an incredible amount of support flooding in from both staff and students. Within the past year, the organization has worked on expanding its reach across campus and getting more students involved, being able to spread information and resources. Their
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In its third year on campus, the Multicultural Student Association (MSA) has become well-established at MC. As they host more events this year, MSA’s officers hope to see the organization’s influence grow and more students take part. MSA seeks to recognize and promote the cultural diversity that exists among the students of MC. “We’re an organization that promotes multiculturalism, inclusion,
Read moreOn the surface, Mississippi College seems to rob its students of fun because it does not have Greek life. However, MC has social clubs and tribes as alternatives to fraternities and sororities and one of their most anticipated events of the year is the production of follies, which is making its return this fall. Follies, which will take place on
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The Mississippi College Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) welcomes students to authentic relationships and the study of God’s word through their time on campus. The ministry was established on the campus of MC in 1999. This past weekend they hosted their biannual swing dance at Garawya Camp and Conference Center. The swing dance was originally started six years ago in an
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Mississippi College has recently undergone intense research in order to define the institution’s personality. The process started in fall 2018 with focus groups asking students, staff, faculty, and alumni about rebranding. In spring 2021 the first part of the branding process that took place was reputation strategy. From that research, they came back to campus and did a brand reveal.
Read moreThis semester has seen the return of many Mississippi College staples such as a full-scale Recruitment, Caf waffle makers, and the campus favorite restaurant, Pimento’s. Due to Campus Dining staffing shortages throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Pimento’s was unfortunately shut down to keep the Caf and new restaurants like Chick-Fil-A and Einstein Bros. Bagels up and running throughout the school year.
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Moving into October, MC’s social organizations will be finishing up the Recruitment process before turning their focus toward Follies and other Homecoming events. Recruitment events began with Block Party on the Bricks, which took place on Aug. 31. At this game show-themed event held on the brick streets, freshmen and other students interested in going through Recruitment were able to
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After COVID-19 relegated 2020 Homecoming events to a virtual format stripped of several beloved traditions, 2021 Homecoming is scheduled to be held in person once again on Oct. 29-30. In keeping with the current MC campus theme of “Rise Up,” inspired by Nehemiah 2:18, the theme of Homecoming this year is “Blue and Gold Rising.” Alumni returning to campus may
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Farmers Market attendees enjoy shopping at the differing booths during Clinton’s Fresh at Five Farmers Market hosted by Main Street Clinton. Photo taken by Main Street Clinton staff
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