For Nora Miller, her presidency is not defined by the fanfare. It is not the two new academic facilities constructed under her tenure. Nor is it the record enrollment increase in fall 2025. No, for Miller, her presidency is defined by the people. This is nowhere more evident than…
Before entering college, Erin Crabtree dreamed of becoming a meteorologist — more specifically, a storm chaser. The junior from St. Patrick Catholic High School in Biloxi was led to Columbus by way of the legacy and strength of the Long Blue Line within her family. What was once a…
MICHAEL ANN WILEMON TALLY, ’09,’11, AND LAURA LEIGH WILEMON NABORS, ’12,’14 ARETWO PEAS IN A POD—DOUBLE THE DRIVE, DOUBLE THE HEART, DOUBLE THE IMPACT. With only two years between them, the sisters have walked nearly identical paths. Each graduated from Oak Hill Academy in West Point, before earning…
It has been said that memories are made in fleeting moments that we don’t even realize at the time. For Dr. Jared Mullins (’13) and Dr. Erica Regl Mullins (’15), that moment came during freshmen orientation in 2011 at Mississippi University for Women. “I was…
