What a semester it has been here at Mississippi College! From the time we started classes on Aug. 17, we have been working nonstop. The papers, projects, presentations, tests, and quizzes have […]
Student Check-Up/by Marquisha Mathis
Farewell to December Graduates/by Austin LaBrot
Merry Thanksgiving! My present this year is a very expensive piece of paper put in a very expensive frame. What will I be doing with my present? Good question. Besides looking at […]
Editorial: Looking Back, Looking Ahead/by Kyle Hamrick
As I realized last week that the term papers I usually submit in the middle of December are now due in the middle of November, I opened my calendar to scrawl out […]
Editorial: “Every Day is Election Day”/by Kyle Hamrick
One might say it’s all been building up to this. This is the last editorial you will read from me before the Election of 2020. I make no pretense toward profundity; I […]
Takeaways from the Presidential and Vice Presidential Debates/by Marquisha Mathis
The presidential and vice presidential debates took place beginning on Sept. 30, 2020, with President Donald Trump and Vice President Joe Biden demonstrating their policy views and campaign goals. Their vice presidents […]
Time for a Cross-Cultural Understanding Class/by Marquisha Mathis
Mississippi College is a great university that offers some very unique classes for students to take over the course of four years. However, it’s important that students really take classes that will […]
A Midterm Check-in with MC’s Nursing Students/by Meredith Stratmann
We’ve made it to the point of the semester where people are frantically studying and scurrying to class. There’s no time for socialization. The commons are packed with people bent over books […]
Editorial: America is on the Brink of the Rubicon/by Kyle Hamrick
When I sat down in March and made my schedule for the fall semester, it did not occur to me that I would study the history of Ancient Rome during an election […]
Fall Weather Sneaking In/by Marquisha Mathis
It all happened very fast, but that’s how everything in life happens. I’m talking about this fall weather that just suddenly crept up on us in Clinton, Miss. I think that the […]
Why Mandatory Class Attendance is a Sham/by Meredith Stratmann
The age-old discussion surrounding class attendance is one that likely will never die. As a senior, each year I find myself more and more annoyed with mandatory class attendance. Let me start […]
