Will Fisher-” Every year my family has ugly Christmas sweater cookie competition. I’m a 4x champion.” Ben Stanzell- “Making Mommy’s cookies!” Ishmon Foster:” Me and my mom sit on the couch and read the Christmas story!” Grace Jennings- “I go over to my grandmommy’s house and make deviled eggs.”
The newest club on campus, the Sexual Assault Prevention Ambassadors (SAPA), hopes to raise awareness for sexual assault on Mississippi College’s campus, educating Choctaws on how to remain safe. Passed through SGA two weeks ago, Nathalie Rowell founded and leads the ambassadors as president, giving them information to spread across campus. “As a survivor of... Continue Reading →
A new era of MC Athletics began with an inaugural tournament for MC’s new women’s golf program on Oct. 26-27, 2020. Freshman Sarah Hodson competed at the Carey Collegiate Classic hosted by William Carey and tied for 11th place in the two-round tournament. Hodson fired a 78 (six over par) in round one on the... Continue Reading →
“It’s time for Spider-Man 3. Let’s go!” exclaimed Tom Holland on a recent Instagram story, elation in his voice after having just landed in Atlanta to begin the project. The news is official confirmation that Marvel has started production on the highly-anticipated sequel to 2019’s “Spider-Man: Far From Home.” The ending of that film showed... Continue Reading →
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 a plan for the semester’s premature end. Once I finished charting my course, the result resembling more of a conspiracy theorist’s chalkboard than... Continue Reading →
As the fall semester draws to a close, President Blake Thompson provides insight into the coming weeks and the upcoming spring semester. A chief concern for many students over the next few weeks is how final exams are going to work. Simply, finals will continue as normal. Professors oversee how they administer finals, Thompson said. ... Continue Reading →
The City of Clinton is located in Mississippi’s Second Congressional District, and its representative is up for reelection this year. Born in Bolton in 1948, Bennie Gordon Thompson began his activism through the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee while at Tougaloo College, organizing voter registration drives for Blacks throughout the Mississippi Delta before becoming a schoolteacher.... Continue Reading →
Ethan Sakon: “Vote Pro-Life First.” Kyle So: “Whether or not the candidate will carry out their plans for this country.” Alana Magliolo “COVID-19.” Gracie Paulson: “Education.” Noah Watson: “Historical accuracy.” Katie Watkins: “Freedom of religion.”
On July 12, 2011, Donald Ray Pollock published a novel by the name of “The Devil All the Time.” This novel was well-received critically and commercially for its Southern Gothic setting, complex characters, and deep themes. Many compared it to William Faulkner’s stories about Southern honor and familial strife over the generations. The author has... Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, October 20, we put four polls on our Instagram story. We asked MC students and Collegian readers to cast their votes for president, Mississippi state senator, the proposed Mississippi state flag, and the legalization of medical marijuana in Mississippi. When asked to vote for either President Donald Trump or Vice President Joe Biden... Continue Reading →
