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  • The Power of Digital Financial Literacy: Can you live the TikTok life on a Tic Tac budget?

    Gail P. Gunter Room, Fant Memorial Library

    In this interactive financial literacy workshop, Dr. Cecilia Brooks, Associate Professor of Family Science at MUW, will demonstrate how contextual factors influence family financial and consumption practices. Her research interests include financial decision-making and family financial socialization. This event is part of the Women’s College Colloquium Series. For more information, contact womenscollege@muw.edu, or call 662.370.0758.

  • Honors Research Symposium I

    Culinary Arts Institute, Columbus, MS, 39701, United States

    Undergraduates in the Ina E. Gordy Honors College present progress on their year-long independent study research projects.

  • Feminist Book Club: I Who Have Never Known Men

    Friendly City Books, 109 5th Street North, Columbus, 39701, United States

    In this final book club of fall 2026, we will discuss the newly translated edition of Jacqueline Harpman’s speculative fiction novel, I Who Have Never Known Men. The book explores female friendship in a post-apocalyptic setting. 1884 Lessa Harvey’s Feminist Book Club began through her collaboration with Friendly City Books during the Nancy Yates Community […]

  • Honors Research Symposium II

    Culinary Arts Institute, Columbus, MS, 39701, United States

    Undergraduates in the Ina E. Gordy Honors College present progress on their year-long independent study research projects.

  • Film Screening: “The Most Sacred Thing”

    Nissan Auditorium (Inside Parkinson Hall)

    Mississippi University for Women presents “The Soul of All America,” the sixth and final episode from the new Ken Burns documentary, The American Revolution. The episode covers the period from May 1780 through the drafting of the Constitution in the summer of 1787 and George Washington’s selection as the first president of the United States of […]

  • “It Takes a Lot of Money to Look This Cheap”: Authenticity at the Heart of the Tacky South

    Nissan Auditorium, Parkinson Hall

    What is it about Dolly Parton that has made her universally beloved, admired, and grieved? Throughout her career, she emphasized both the fun fakeness of her physical appearance–her wigs, makeup, and rhinestone-studded wardrobe–as well as the very real values at the heart of her work: her creativity, charity, and caring for others. The contrast between […]