With the end of the semester approaching, two of MC’s student-run publications – the literary and artistic magazine The Arrowhead, and the campus yearbook Tribesman – are seeking to fill editorial positions for the 2021-2022 school year. The Arrowhead is hiring an editor-in-chief, an assistant editor, and one to two art editors. Literary experience is preferred but not required for

On April 8, 2021, students at Mississippi College made history by raising $109,500.95 for Children’s of Mississippi. By coming together and thinking of creative ideas to support the cause, MC raised more than any other school its size has ever raised. “This is not cool, this is not awesome, this is history,” said student director Carly Fisher.  Every spring, Mississippi

Graduation is three weeks away and seniors are preparing for their big day which will be divided up between three days. Mississippi College announced this news weeks ago to graduating seniors who are very excited to walk across the stage in their cap and gown. MC will host three days of events honoring graduating seniors on the Clinton campus on

On April 7, Beth Stapleton, Mississippi College’s Campus COVID Coordinator sent out an email announcing that the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine would be available to students. Students were able to sign up online, and the single shot would be free. According to MC’s COVID Testing Coordinator, Mary Ellen Stewart, MC wanted to host a vaccination event “to help protect

The Student Government Association is an organization on campus that represents all undergraduate students of Mississippi, providing a regimen of extracurricular activities around campus that best fit students’ needs and interests. SGA is currently in the planning stages for a service project on April 13-14 of this semester. The idea was crafted by last year’s SGA Executive Council amid the

Students all around the campus of Mississippi College have abided by the “mask up” policy since the beginning of last August. COVID-19 affected all aspects of student life, with social distancing and wearing masks both indoors and outdoors to keep everyone safe. President Dr. Blake Thompson considered several factors when it came to deciding what fall of 2020 would look

Students with various concentrations have been left to wonder if they are interested in law. Mississippi College has a select number of pre-law classes students of any major can join, such as Constitutional Development I and II (better known as Con-D), and Business Law and Ethics. These three classes are the most coveted law-based studies amongst aspiring lawyers that prepare

From Feb. 26, 2021, to March 25, 2021, the MC Office of Public Safety made a total of 35 dispatches. Four medical calls were made and two were transported to the hospital. Two alcohol violations and one weapons violation occurred and were all referred to MC Judicial Council. Ten miscellaneous alarms occurred and six light on/off calls were made across

Last week MC voted in a new 2021-2022 Student Government Association Executive Council. Here is a look at who they are and what they hope to bring to the Mississippi College community. SGA President Sam Hughes  “I am a political science major from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I came to MC because my whole family has come through MC. My parents

As midterms wrap up, we look back at what has been an interesting semester here at MC. From burning dryers and pink floods to a week of severe winter weather, the spring semester has been nothing short of surprising.   With COVID-19 limitations and mandates being loosened, more activities have taken place across campus this semester compared to the fall. Clubs