Mississippi College has named Kayla Acklin and Christel Cater as its Student Success Champions for 2025-26. The award honors faculty and staff who show strong dedication toward supporting student achievement on campus.
Mississippi College communication students traveled to Washington, D.C., connecting with alumni working there. The visit offered insight into public service careers while fostering professional networking opportunities.
Mississippi College has announced its latest Study Abroad offerings for summer travel across several countries including Spain and Taiwan. Faculty leaders say these immersive programs help expand student perspectives far beyond what traditional classrooms provide.
Mississippi College students are set to stage ‘Shakespeare’s Follies’ on April 23 with selected scenes from classic plays. The event celebrates both comedy and drama from William Shakespeare’s works under student direction.
Mississippi College will host Research Week 2026 from April 21-24 on its Clinton campus. Students across several disciplines will showcase original projects through poster sessions and presentations open to the public.
Mississippi College will host its annual MC Dance Marathon fundraiser benefiting Children’s of Mississippi hospital on April 16th at A.E Wood Coliseum in Clinton. The student-led initiative aims both at raising funds through dancing events as well as fostering leadership skills among participants.
Mississippi College’s School of Education & Human Sciences along with its School of Law have been named among U.S. News & World Report’s ‘2026 Best Graduate Schools.’ The recognition highlights academic excellence based on expert opinion surveys plus statistical measures.
Mississippi College will hold its annual Choctaw Sports Night on April 13 to celebrate achievements across its athletics program. The event includes award presentations, guest speakers sharing messages of perseverance and faith, as well as recognition of team successes.
Mississippi College announced new $25,000 scholarships funded by a grant for incoming education transfer students. Recipients must commit two years teaching within Mississippi after graduation.
Mississippi College announced its annual International Festival set for April 9 in Clinton. The event features student performances highlighting global cultures and supports scholarships for international students.