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.
COLUMBUS, Miss. --In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mississippi University for Women's summer 2020 classes will be conducted online or through alternate delivery methods. This will include all summer terms, both full and accelerated. Students enrolled in professional and graduate programs will be notified of any exceptions to meet clinical or licensure requirements as soon as plans are put in place.
Mary Helen Hawkins understands the temptation.
COLUMBUS, Miss. – Three Mississippi University for Women faculty members have been recognized by the Alumni Association for their outstanding work inside and outside the classroom.
COLUMBUS, Miss.--Dr. Brian Anderson, professor of political science and dean of the College of Arts, Sciences & Education, said he is confident Mississippi University for Women is using its resources in every way possible to stabilize and to advance the educational tracks of its students following the university’s move to remote delivery.
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Each word brings enlightenment to C.T. Salazar.