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Fentress’ work evolves into ‘The Admissions Project’

Published: 9 September 2022
Written by Tyler Wheat
Categories: Arts & Sciences, News
Fentress’ work evolves into ‘The Admissions Project’

The evolution of Ellen Ann Fentress’ work continues. A project that originally started as essays about segregation academies in the state of Mississippi has changed names to include stories from public schools. The revamped website, which is called “The Admissions Project: Race and the Possible for Southern Schools,”…

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Spanish Service-Learning Internship allows Roman to return to roots

Published: 23 August 2022
Written by Tyler Wheat
Categories: Academic Affairs, Arts & Sciences, News
Spanish Service-Learning Internship allows Roman to return to roots

COLUMBUS, Miss.– The struggles weren’t real to Jazmin Roman. Jazmin Roman As one of the top students in her class at Forest High School, Roman didn’t grasp how much some of her English Learner (EL) classmates struggled to complete their work. It wasn’t until Roman participated in…

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