COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Mississippi University for Women congratulates the latest slate of officers who were elected by the MUW Alumni Association (MUWAA) members. The five new board members and president-elect were sworn in by Kristi Mosley during the university’s annual meeting, held remotely this year.
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- The Mississippi University for Women Alumni Association recognized three outstanding alumni for their achievements in the following areas: Distinguished Alumni Achievement, Outstanding Recent Graduate and Alumni Service.
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.
Gifts to the MUW Foundation provide exceptional opportunities for learning and growth at The W. Your gifts are vital resources that help us continue the tradition of excellence for which The W is known. Thank you for changing lives by transforming students’ dreams into realities with your generosity.
The loss of Owls head women’s soccer coach Gray Massey was felt far and wide. Not only did it affect his close friends and family but it also left a hole in the hearts of The W Athletic staff and the student-athletes he inspired and mentored during his time at the university.
First-year head coach Dylan Burnett brings energy and experience to the Owls men’s soccer program. The Memphis, Tennessee, native joined The W Athletic staff in July.
Tori Weir is not the center of her universe. She is about building others up, on and off the court.
The checkbook reminds Dr. Jane Hudson of the importance of every dollar.
The Mississippi University for Women Alumni Association recognized faculty for their dedication to teaching and contributions to the student experience at Homecoming Convocation.
High expectations have accompanied Salina Rai since she started in school.