16 hrs ago | Memphis Commercial Appeal
In brief: Offices to close for Memorial Day
City and county law enforcement, fire, Emergency Management and other public-safety services will not be affected by the holiday.
20 hrs ago | Mississippi Business Journal
The Mississippi Senate has confirmed the appointments of Alwyn H. Luckey , Col. Donald R. Taylor and Deanne Mosley to the Mississippi State Personnel Board .
Yesterday | Newms360.com
Shrinking market concerns attorneys
Matt Blanchard's competitive spirit as a college football player shows - he's taking on the legal world by himself in a job market still reeling from the nation's economic downturn.
Yesterday | Mississippi Business Journal
Sam S.Y. Wang, an educator, prominent hydroscience and engineering researcher, and administrator whose work has brought international attention to the University of Mississippi for more than four decades, and his wife, Jine, have contributed $100,000 to create an endowment encouraging other university professionals in their work.
Yesterday | Hattiesburg American
Doar to receive Medal of Freedom for civil rights work
James Meredith is flanked by U.S. Marshal James McShane, left, and John Doar of the Justice Department, as he prepares to attend class at the University of Mississippi.
Our Lady Academy graduates in Bay St. Louis looking forward to new chapter
RACHEL IRWIN/SPECIAL TO THE SUN HERALDOur Lady Academy valedictorian for the class of 2012 are Allison Ariatti and salutatorian Reagan Huey.
Who Invented Memorial Day, and When?
An April 1865 photo shows the graves of Union soldiers who perished at the Race Course prison camp in Charleston, S.C. On May 1, 1865, thousands of former slaves gave the fallen men an elaborate funeral.
This summer, University of Mississippi students can examine how government policies have shaped the American diet, particularly in north Mississippi.
Delta student wins prestigious Bill Gates Scholarship
North Carolina's governor took a shot at Mississippi last week on the heels of what she saw as an... Kenyon King's life defies expectations.
UMC Commencement ceremony: Approximately 614 students earned degrees Friday during the University of Mississippi Medical Center's commencement ceremony at the Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson.
Ole Miss law school grad walks at commencement 48-plus years later
SUBMITTED Wallter Blessey, left, walked in commencement ceremonies at the University of Mississippi Law School this spring after promising his nephew, Johnathan Martin, right, that if Martin graduated, Blessey would finally collect the law degree he earned in January 1964.
Passion, ethics of medicinal garden workers should be praised
Columnist Trey McCain kicks off a new monthly column in the Oxford Living that will focus on ways to implement sustainable living practices into our daily lives.
Michael Baisden Talks About: Three Black Chemistry Students Earn Doctorates
At the University of Mississippi , a year-long initiative to increase graduates in fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics has paid off in epic fashion.
University of Mississippi Chancellor Dan Jones and Dr. James Keeton, UMMC vice chancellor for health affairs, will address students during the ceremony at the Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson.
Craig receives chemistry award, scores in top 3%
Anna Craig, a 2011 graduate of Hartselle High School, recently received the 2011-12 American Chemical Society CRC General Chemistry Award at the University of Mississippi.
Glenn Miller Orchestra return to the Ford Center
OXFORD TOWN - " The Glenn Miller Orchestra returns to the University of Mississippi's Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday, May 27, at 3 p.m. Page 7 in Oxford Town No.
Pearl chamber holding benefit for children's hospital
The Pearl Chamber of Commerce will play host to Dollars for Donuts at 8 a.m. Friday at Sam's Club near Trustmark Park.
Three African-Americans Earn Doctorates in Chemistry, Set UM Record for Single Year
Editor's note: The information in this release concerning numbers of graduates has been checked against a National Science Foundation report on "Doctorate Recipients from U.S. Universities." In 2008, African-American students earned 50 doctorates in chemistry, and in 2010, the number was 54.
Insult shows progress overlooked
North Carolina Gov. Beverly Perdue seems to think she has her finger on the pulse of what Mississippi is and how Mississippians think.
In brief: Holly Springs kidnap yields 4th arrest
The Marshall County Sheriff's Office said another suspect has been arrested in connection with the assault and kidnapping of a Holly Springs man.
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