Matthews takes first in inaugural Philosophy Creative Contest
COLUMBUS, Miss.--D’Khiyah Matthews doesn’t have a lot of time to draw during the school year.
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Nursing students receive scholarships for community service
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- The Mississippi Association of Student Nurses (MASN) awarded scholarships to two Mississippi University for Women students and to The W’s MASN chapter last month at its annual convention.
Freshmen Butler receives honors at regional music conference
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Shakia Butler, freshmen music education major at Mississippi University for Women, was recently awarded second place, in The Musical Theatre Division, at the 45th National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) Southern Region Conference and Competition.