Mississippi College News

A colleague of mine at Mississippi College recently decided to take up running barefooted.

Pass Christian\'s Cory McGee won the Class 4A state individual title in cross country on Saturday at Mississippi College in Clinton.

The Clinton Community Nature Center's top fundraiser will honor the community's military veterans Nov.

Clinton district students may have the option of getting a free swine flu shot as early as next week.

The Abilene Ruff Riders keep adding to their 2010 roster, signing four players this week.

Pearl River Community College in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, is moving forward on rebuilding facilities damaged by Hurricane Katrina after four years of "moving in quicksand.'' Officials settled with Zurich Insurance Co.

A panel discussion of President Obama's first year in office will be held Nov. 12 at Tougaloo College.

Current Conditions available on our Weather Page . Font Size: Meridian Community College honored one of its own Friday for the work he's done at the school.

Baptist hymns from 1860 through the early 21st century will be featured at a Nov.

The Mississippi College Choctaw football team earned a No. 2 ranking in the South in the NCAA Regional Rankings released Wednesday.

Wednesday Oct. 28 HISTORY IS: Historian John D.W. Guice talks about his book on the death of Meriwether Lewis at noon at the Winter Building, 200 North St., in this segment of the History Is lunch series.

One of my students at Mississippi College is from New York and offered an interesting insight into how the contrast of life he experiences here in the Deep South may affect our obesity rate.

When the Clinton High homecoming parade floats begin to roll at 4 p.m. today, Annie Jenkins will be at her usual place.

Gov. Haley Barbour will speak at a conference on the business of health care Tuesday at the Jackson Convention Complex in Jackson.

Deanna White recently was promoted to supervisor in assurance services in Jackson.

Auditions will be held Saturday for children wanting to play a part in a holiday dinner show being sponsored Nov.

When La Serna High School senior and native New Yorker Tia Galindo first heard the news from the school's choir director David Carter, she could hardly believe it.

When Mississippi College President Lee Royce agreed to match up to $7,500 in contributions to the Clinton Community Nature Center, it signaled a potential $15,000 in fundraising.

Mark Taylor is recognized around the United States and Canada as a Generation Next expert, helping schools see that students 20 and younger become success stories in college and in the real world.

Mississippi College students will portray the story of the Von Trapp family singers in their production of The Sound of Music.