A broad exposure to digital technologies in areas ranging from web development and art to logic and marketing will give students at Mississippi University for Women an opportunity to earn a digital studies minor and valuable workplace skills.
Each year at Homecoming the Mississippi University for Women Alumni Association recognizes outstanding achievement and presents awards to selected recipients in the categories of Distinguished Alumni Achievement, Outstanding Recent Graduate, Alumni Service and Distinguished Achievement.
The W women’s basketball head coach Howard White, Jr., knew he had the knowledge and the experience to take the Owls to a national title before even sitting down for his face-to-face interview. He sold himself as the ideal candidate by telling the hiring committee that a program under his leadership would be successful in all facets of the program. His team would win, and his players would graduate.
COLUMBUS, Miss.--Tyler Temple, of Mize, is the 2019 -2020 MUW Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship recipient. The scholarship is awarded annually to a new, full-time student with a family member who is an alumna or alumnus of Mississippi University for Women.
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Addison Holland, a Mississippi University for Women junior culinary arts major from Columbus, is the 2019 Southern Grace Scholarship recipient.
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Erin Patton, of Madison, is the 2019 recipient of the Culinary Arts Advisory Board Scholarship, awarded annually by the Mississippi University for Women Alumni Association.
COLUMBUS, Miss— The recently announced Martha Jo Mims Digitization & Conservation Lab brings a treasure of history to Mississippi University for Women.
COLUMBUS, Miss. – The Mississippi University for Women Alumni Association has elected Kristi Hipp Mosley (1999), of Madison, as president for the 2019-2020 year and welcomes six new board members. Rebecca L. Rogers (2000), of Memphis, Tennessee, will serve as president-elect of the MUWAA.
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- The Long Blue Line Auction set another record at the 2019 Homecoming, raising over $28,000.
The Owls Athletics department entered its second season since it was reestablished in 2017. For the fall season, The W returned men’s soccer, women’s cross country and women’s volleyball and added men’s golf, men’s cross country and women’s soccer.
