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  • New Music at the W Concert

    Kossen Auditorium (Inside Poindexter Hall)

    The W Department of Music presents New Music at the W, a recital of modern and contemporary concert music in a mesmerizing fusion of genres. This event is free and open to the public.

  • 1884 Fellow Lessa Harvey’s Feminist Book Club: Session 1

    Friendly City Books 1500 N 5th St, Columbus, MS, United States

    But what about men? The spring sessions of 1884 Fellow Lessa Harvey’s Feminist Book Club begin with Caitlin Moran’s examination of masculinity in What About Men? Join the book club for a conversation about the ways contemporary culture influences masculinity. 1884 Fellow Lessa Harvey started this book club as part of her Nancy Yates Community […]

  • How Identities Impact Academics

    Gail P. Gunther Room

    A panel discussion with faculty and students about how black identity shaped their academic experiences.  

  • Books & Banter – Twilight Tandem Read

    Gail P. Gunter Multi-Purpose Room

    Join us as we sink our teeth into Twilight and Midnight Sun and experience the beloved story through both Bella’s and Edward’s perspective.

  • Invest Like a Girl: Jump Into the Stock Market, Reach Your Money Goals, and Build Wealth

    Gail P. Gunter Room, Fant Memorial Library

    Want to learn how to make your money go further? Join Andrew Luccasen, Professor of Economics and Finance and advisor of The W’s TVA Investment Club, for a discussion of Invest Like a Girl, a new book from Jessica Spangler. Dr. Spangler’s guide is designed to provide “the essential information and … the game plans that […]

  • Special Performance by Julia Mortyakova

    Fant Memorial Library 1100 College St, Columbus, MS, United States

    Professor and Chair of the Department of Music at The W, Julia Mortyakova will discuss how she founded the International Music by Women Festival. She will also perform songs by a female composer. This event is part of the Women’s College Colloquium Speaker Series. The theme for the Spring 2026 colloquium series is “Women and […]

  • Music by Women Festival Concerts

    Kossen Auditorium (Inside Poindexter Hall)

    The tenth annual international Music by Women Festival will be held March 5-7, 2026 on the campus of the Mississippi University for Women. The festival will feature concerts of new and historic music written by women composers historically as well as in the present day. Concerts will be taking place each day at 10 A.M. […]

  • Women and the Arts: J. Janice Coleman, quilter and storyteller

    Gail P. Gunter Room, Fant Library

    Dr. J. Janice Coleman is a quilter, storyteller, and professor of English at Alcorn State University. Her collection of works includes a quilt inspired by Toni Morrison’s Beloved as well as one featuring a life-sized image of civil rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer titled Is This America? Her works, including quilts, cotton sacks, pillowcases, pincushions, […]

  • Guest Artist Recital – Ellen Elder, piano

    Kossen Auditorium (Inside Poindexter Hall)

    Please join us for an evening of lovely piano music with our special guest artist, Ellen Elder! This event is free and open to the public.

  • NACUSA Concert

    Kossen Auditorium (Inside Poindexter Hall)

    The W Department of Music and the Mid-South Chapter of NACUSA (National Association of Composers/USA) hosts a concert featuring new compositions. Please join us for a fun afternoon of music! This event is free and open to the public.

  • Film Screening: “An Asylum for Mankind”

    Nissan Auditorium (Inside Parkinson Hall)

    Mississippi University for Women presents “An Asylum for Mankind,” the second episode from the new Ken Burns documentary, The American Revolution. This episode covers the period from May 1775 to July 1776. New Englanders rush to surround the British Army in Boston, but as war begins Americans find themselves sharply divided. After the Battle of […]