The Pearl River women's basketball team punched its ticket to the Region 23 semifinals for the second consecutive year after an emphatic 60-41 quarterfinal win over Southwest Wednesday in an electric Marvin R. White Coliseum.
The Rust College women's basketball program is heading back to the NAIA Tournament for the third time in four seasons as two-time All-American and three-time All-GCAC senior Katie Blackmon grabbed the offensive rebound off the Shuntorri Rodgers miss, floating the ball back through the cylinder with just under two seconds remaining, to set off a jubilant celebration as the Lady Bearcats won the Championship in dramatic fashion, 51-50 over #3 Philander Smith.
A $4.8 million multi-state project led by Mississippi State is bringing together more than 30 national experts to address problems jeopardizing seed programs of a U.S. crop currently valued at $680 million.
East Central Community College will host its annual Business, Education, & Healthcare Expo on Wednesday, March 29 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. in Brackeen-Wood Gymnasium on the Decatur Campus.
The Holmes Community College Bulldogs will go into the Region XXIII Tournament as the No. 10 seed and will face the No. 7 seed Meridian Community College Eagles on Monday night in Meridian.
A student affairs professional at Mississippi State has been promoted to director of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life, an area that has seen substantial growth in student chapter membership as the overall university enrollment has increased.
East Central Community College had seven students represent the College at the annual FBLA Collegiate State Conference last week held at the Mississippi University for Women in Columbus.
Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle is a recipient of Press Ganey’s Human Experience Guardian of Excellence Award for Employee Experience and Physician Engagement.
General Farmer’s Market Food Safety Training will cover basic food safety and good agricultural practices for selling fresh produce at a Mississippi Certified Farmers Market.
Mississippi State University gained initial approval for starting its proposed Master of Science in Nursing degree program, the first graduate entry-level licensure program in the state, during today’s [Feb. 16] meeting of the Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning.
Saint Leo University President Ed Dadez, Ph.D., announced several operational changes for the 134-year-old nonprofit, Catholic institution on Thursday, February 16.