Mississippi College’s Department of Art will host summer camps for children and teens alongside monthly adult classes this year. Organizers say these programs offer hands-on instruction while building connections within the local community.
Mississippi College School of Law has been named one of the nation’s top ten Gold Level graduate schools by the Military Friendly Schools program. Both MC Law and Mississippi College received high marks recognizing their support systems designed specifically for veterans service members & their families.
Mississippi College will welcome prospective students during its Spring Preview Days on March 28 and April 17. The events offer guided tours, academic panels, mock classes, and information sessions designed to introduce attendees to campus life.
Mississippi College has chosen BibliU as its new partner for campus store operations starting April 7. The collaboration aims at reducing textbook costs by up to half through digital delivery programs set for summer 2026.
The MC Singers at Mississippi College will hold their spring concert ‘A New Song’ on March 20 in Clinton. The performance features works from contemporary composers with ties to Mississippi.
Mississippi College’s second-annual Story Fest returns March 26 featuring Hollywood artist Frank Ordaz, author Joseph Lee Smith, and student band Broken Halos. The free event highlights storytelling through film, literature, art, and music.
Mississippi College’s MBA program has been named one of Mississippi’s best by MBAschools.org. The recognition highlights both academic excellence and community impact as graduates continue to lead across industries.
Randy Miley and Coley Stout from Mississippi College were named William Winter Scholars during a recent literary celebration held at Copiah-Lincoln Community College. The award recognizes excellence among faculty members and students committed to humanities education.
Mississippi College’s Lyric Stage will perform ‘Our Town’ March 26-29 on its Clinton campus. The production explores themes of community and everyday life through Thornton Wilder’s classic play.
Daniel Watson of Mississippi College received a distinguished teaching award from the Mathematical Association of America during its recent sectional meeting. Several MC students also participated in competitions at the event.