"If I can do it, you can do it!" That's what Pat Winter Perry, '56, of Columbus, would like others to know about her decision to establish the Pat Perry Education Leadership Scholarship Fund with an endowment gift to the MUW Foundation.
Alumna Dr. Marcella McKay gave W graduates an imaginary gift--a pair of eye glasses--at the university’s 128th commencement exercises held Saturday.
Four deserving individuals were recognized for contributions to their respective career fields and Mississippi University for Women by the MUW Alumni Association.
What happens behind the doors of the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science is magical. And at the end of this academic year, the school, which has helped talented students from all parts of Mississippi reach their full potential, will say goodbye to its beloved wizard: Charles Brown.
If walls could talk, there is no doubt that the ones at John Clayton Fant Memorial Library would have many stories to tell. Their latest story: growing pains thanks to a $6.2 million expansion currently under way.
Mississippi University for Women is offering two new advanced degree programs this year as it continues to fulfill the state’s healthcare needs and position individuals who work with global partners.
The Culinary Arts Institute at The W has now made it possible for students at Hinds Community College in Jackson to obtain a four-year bachelor's degree without leaving their campus.
As a student, Connie Sills Kossen remembers the sound of music drifting from the windows of Poindexter Hall. “There was no air conditioning in the building and the windows would be opened. You could hear everyone practicing,” she said. “Poindexter was the center of campus.”
College is about exploration, learning and growth. It is about knowledge that prepares for life and for productive careers, but it’s also about self-knowledge and the expansion of personal horizons and self-confidence.