For the second year, Mississippi University for Women leads the state’s public universities in percentage increase in unduplicated enrollment. The W recorded a 3.6% increase in unduplicated enrollment for fall 2026, bringing its student population to 2,457. “Over the past two years, fall enrollment at The W has…
Author: Tyler Wheat
Mississippi University for Women has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to enhance educational opportunities for students with the East Columbus Homeschool Organization (ECHO). ECHO Board President Rachelle Slade, ECHO Founder Giovanna Smith and Interim University President Scott Tollison Interim University President Scott Tollison and ECHO Board President…
COLUMBUS, Miss.— Mississippi native W. Ralph Eubanks returns as keynote author for Mississippi University for Women’s 38th annual Eudora Welty Writers’ Symposium, Oct. 22-24 with his latest collection of essays, “Darkness on the Delta: How America’s Richest Soil Became Its Poorest Land.” “We are thrilled to bring Ralph…
Current Projects GS# 104-215 Jones Hall Interior/Exterior Renovations: This is a Bureau of Building project. Planning and construction through Warranty Phase of renovations is planned for Jones Hall. This 47,000 square foot facility, first constructed in 1964 has only received minor improvements over the course of its life.
Mississippi University for Women has been ranked No. 56 among Washington Monthly’s Best Colleges for Rural America, recognizing the university’s contributions to the communities it serves. “The value of public higher education shows in the benefits it brings to its region: the opportunities it creates, how well it…