March 22, 2016 The Byrd Preaching Award was developed in the fall of 1996 when Dr. Howell Todd was president of Mississippi College. According to Dr. Burn Page, chairman of the Department of Christian Studies, “The original document that characterizes David and Maude Byrd was signed by the late D. M. Nelson, former president of … Continue reading
March 1, 2016 Many from all across Mississippi and beyond gathered in Anderson Hall, on February 23 for the BSU’s Summer Missions Banquet. Each year, the BSU sends a number of students to different parts of the world and different parts of the US. There are a total of eight students from MC going on … Continue reading
March 1, 2016 Public water supply has been of major concern across the U.S. in the wake of the Flint, Mich. problem. Cities across the nation released reports of unexpected lead content in public water supplies, and Jackson, Miss. got plenty of attention. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton released a statement regarding the reports coming … Continue reading
February 16, 2016 There will be many changes in MC Residence Life for the upcoming 2016-2017 school year. Residence Life sent out an email to all students on Feb. 1, telling of the new changes that would be made to the university’s housing. For freshman, the changes include the moving of freshman males to Hederman … Continue reading
February 16, 2016 College Republicans, as an organization in Mississippi, has had a rich history in our state’s political system for decades. Since 1969, College Republican chapters from across the state have worked to elect strong conservative leaders to bring new ideas to the table after years of Democratic control. College Republicans at Mississippi College … Continue reading
February 16, 2016 As MC continues to grow, new on-campus groups have started to form, filling some of the gaps previously left in MC’s fabric. In the past, many discussions took place about creating a group that represented those with views not commonly held in the MC student body. Will Ballard decided to follow words … Continue reading
February 1, 2016 During the hectic political season of pre-Presidential elections and post-Gubernatorial elections, few days stand apart as ones where civil servants stop to rest and reflect on how far their government has come. Most continue working, hoping to create a better future for themselves and those around them. However, on Jan. 12, Miss. … Continue reading
