Since 2016, Millsaps students have been helping shape policy in the halls of the Mississippi Capitol. Each spring, four students are awarded Legislative Fellowships through the Women’s Foundation of Mississippi…. Read More »
Interpreting translated language in choral music. Introspective writing on issues of personal health. Issues of ongoing poverty in urban environments. Finding structure in the world around us. These were some… Read More »
Jim and Mary Sharp Rayner are no strangers to hard work. Jim (’62) sold everything from books to cookware to put himself through medical school. Mary Sharp earned her degree… Read More »
Many Mississippians have reconsidered their plans regarding whether they intend to receive the COVID-19 vaccination, as 63% of voters say they will definitely or probably get vaccinated while another 13%… Read More »
Cameron Ketchum’s connection to Millsaps College runs in the family. Ketchum’s uncle, Monty Hamilton, graduated with honors from Millsaps in 1984. He remains connected to the college today through his… Read More »
The U.S. Department of State, the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board and the Board of Directors of the Fulbright Finland Foundation in Helsinki have selected Millsaps Associate Professor Peter… Read More »
Millsaps College and William Carey University (WCU) have announced a third educational partnership. Beginning in late February, “William Carey at Millsaps” will offer select WCU graduate programs at the Millsaps… Read More »
The City of Jackson is still impacted by low and no water pressure, but the situation is improving. As pressure slowly returns throughout campus, please do not attempt to flush toilets… Read More »
The City of Jackson is still impacted by low and no water pressure. Although the water pressure is increasing on campus, it is not yet high enough for standard operation…. Read More »