During quarantine, many people tried out new hobbies. Art, cooking, fitness, and reading are some of the more notable endeavors, but there were plenty of new and nuanced skills to be picked […]
Resident Assistants: The Backbone of Community/by Rachel Smith
If you ask a student what makes a college campus home, they will generally say something abstract, like community, roommates, or the independence they have been long awaiting. But what makes Mississippi […]
The Collegian Staff Offers Reading Suggestions
Spring is on the way for 2021. It is a season characterized by warmer days, flowers blooming, and sunshine bringing life back to the world after a long winter. It is a […]
“Music for a No-Filter Generation:” The 1975’s “Notes On A Conditional Form”/by Ben Stanzell
The 1975 have been my favorite band since I first heard them in fall 2016. Since then, they have journeyed from a nostalgic, ‘80s pop-rock pitched band to somewhere between The Strokes […]
Women’s Soccer Continues Their Regular Season Dominance/by Jace Aymond
The Mississippi College women’s soccer team continued rolling through their regular season conference opponents as they defeated Alabama-Huntsville 2-1, Christian Brothers 1-0, and Union 2-0 to open up the GSC Soccer Spring […]
MC Office of Public Safety February Recap/by Kienna Van Dellen
From Feb. 3, 2021, to March 2, 2021, the Office of Public Safety made a total of 14 dispatches throughout the campus of Mississippi College. An alcohol violation and a narcotics violation […]
Elijah Cardenas: Using Poetry to Find Yourself/by Morgan Miller
Creative talent exists across all corners of MC’s campus, taking shape in the form of writers, artists, musicians, and countless other expressive endeavors. Elijah Cardenas is one of those forms of creative […]
Choctaws Ready for Conference Play After Weekend Sweep/by Jace Aymond
The Choctaw baseball team picked up three wins Feb. 27-28 in their non-conference series against the Golden Bears of Miles College. After starting their season dropping six straight games, the team picked […]
Electrical Fire Causes Damage in West Tower/by Kienna Van Dellen
A fire in New Women’s West Tower was reported to the MC Campus Safety Office on Feb. 8, 2021, at 2:37 p.m. The Clinton Fire Department was on the scene just four […]
The Myth of the Moderate/by Morgan Thomas
In the divisive arena of American politics, the conversation often focuses on how “polarized” things have become. Op-eds and online blogs have proliferated the idea that America must turn away from “extremism […]
