Updated April 6, 2020 - As the situation with COVID-19 (Coronavirus) rapidly evolves, the most up-to-date information will be posted on the Corona Virus Information site
Governor Tate Reeves has ordered all Mississippians to Shelter in Place from Friday April 3rd until Monday April 20th.
To exercise caution, well-being and the prevention of the potential spreading of the Coronavirus, until further notice, all classes will be taught online and via other alternative instructional methods.
March will offer plenty of reasons to celebrate at Mississippi University for Women.
Mississippi University for Women is closely monitoring information regarding Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), and we want you to know that we are making preparations in case the virus spreads closer to home. The W has no known cases of the coronavirus on campus and currently has no students who are studying abroad.
The 2020 Provost's Faculty Symposium will be held Tuesday, March 3, in Stringer Auditorium, Summer Hall, beginning at 5:30 p.m. with reception following.
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Mississippi University for Women will host its fourth annual Music by Women Festival Thursday through Saturday, March 5-7. This international event is dedicated to highlighting the contributions of women composers historically as well as in the present day.
According to the United States Census Bureau, women made up about one in three lawyers in the U.S. workforce in 2018. On Thursday, March 5, the community will have an opportunity to hear from four area attorneys who have succeeded in a career field typically dominated by males.
Mississippi University for Women’s Dining Services will host a crawfish boil for the campus and the general public.
Karen Clay, university counsel, spoke at the Evelyn Gandy Lecture Series in Oxford, Saturday, Feb. 22-along with fellow general counsels at Ole Miss and Mississippi State University. The Evelyn Gandy Series is through the Mississippi Bar’s Women in the Profession in honor of the late Lt. Gov. Evelyn Gandy and her passion for public service. Clay was asked to speak at the “West Hour” which is in honor of Carol West, W alum and initial founders of the Gandy Series. The title of the panel was “Connecting to Current Events: #metoo and Title IX: How are Colleges Responding?”
Dr. Scott Tollison,provost and vice president of academic affairs, is among 48 Mississippi community and business leaders completing the Mississippi Economic Council’s 2020 Leadership Mississippi program.
Human Resources has two announcements for faculty and staff at The W.
Small text, few illustrations and complex subject matter often make textbooks hard to understand. Hunter Manasco prioritized students with the latest edition of his textbook.
Mississippi University for Women’s nursing program has been ranked No. 1 in the state by RNtoBSNProgram.com.
Dr. Valentin Bogdan sees collaboration as a first step.
You can now electronically submit newsworthy items or photo opportunities from your college, division, department or office to be considered as a release to the media or for internal use. Visit muw.edu/ur and choose "Submit News Story." Please submit information as early as possible, at least two weeks in advance for news releases.