Feeding the Front Lines
“Working together works.” That’s how Jeff Good describes the partnership between himself and fellow Millsaps alumnus Richard Schwartz. The two are teaming up along with other Jackson-area restaurants to provide… Read More »
Innovating to Maintain Community
April 21, 2020 “There’s no reason to avoid trying something new. If people are working, parenting, and learning in more creative ways, the church is not absolved of this responsibility.”… Read More »
Coronavirus Pandemic Causing Deep Health, Economic, and Electoral Concerns in Mississippi
Trump Holds 11-point Lead; Voters Embrace Mail-in-Balloting for November April 20, 2020 Mississippians are deeply concerned about the coronavirus pandemic and the impact it is having on their health and… Read More »
Dealing with the Side Effects We Don’t See
April 16, 2020 Just a few years ago, Taz Watson was a top running back for Millsaps, finishing the 2016 season with 644 yards and 14 touchdowns. He graduated in… Read More »
From the Phone Line to the Front Line
April 13, 2020 As a physician assistant with an internal medicine group at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Gwen Baer (’99) usually spends her days working directly with patients who… Read More »
A Balancing Act
April 7, 2020 For Anne Rollings Waldrop, dealing with the coronavirus presents a delicate balance in her practice of medicine. Waldrop graduated from Millsaps in 2012 with a degree in… Read More »
Keeping the Connection
April 2, 2020 Coming on the heels of Mardi Gras, the coronavirus pandemic is hitting Louisiana hard, with the state becoming one of the most heavily impacted in the nation…. Read More »
The Doctor You Call for More Information
March 27, 2020 For Emily Landrum, the importance of working on the front lines as a primary care physician is a family (and Millsaps) tradition. Her grandfather, Leonard Brandon, graduated… Read More »
Flatten the Curve
Sarah Elizabeth Scales only graduated from Millsaps in 2018, but she’s putting her biochemistry major to good use as a student in the Masters of Public Health program at the… Read More »