25 January 2020

• Brain Jam to focus on Colonial Mexico power and scandal

  COLUMBUS, Miss. — Listen to the writings of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, a self-taught scholar, poet and 17th century nun, at the January session of Dr. D’s Brain Jam hosted by Three Sisters Pie Co. in downtown Columbus Sunday, Jan. 26 at 6 p.m.

• Forum Series covers range of topics

  COLUMBUS, Miss.— Mississippi University for Women’s spring Forum Series hosted by the Gordy Honors College will feature talks on black women’s suffrage in Mississippi, breast cancer research, Scottish theater and the photography of Eudora Welty. All presentations are free and open to the community and begin at 6 p.m. in Nissan Auditorium.

• The W to host fourth annual II+C Symposium

  COLUMBUS, Miss.—A noted artist will join a renowned scientist for a keynote address to kick off the fourth annual Imagine, Inspire, Challenge Symposium Feb. 6 and 7 at Mississippi University for Women. This year’s conference is titled “Stem Cell Therapies in 2020: Healing, Hope or Hype.”

• CPDC helps early childhood continue to grow, evolve

  COLUMBUS, Miss.-- The last three years have been jam packed for Penny Sansing Mansell and the Mississippi University for Women’s Child & Parent Development Center (CPDC).

• DiClemente earns HEADWAE award

  COLUMBUS, Miss.--The switch clicked for Dr. Kristi DiClemente when she was in eighth grade.

• Visionary art students invited to visit The W

  COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Mississippi University for Women Art & Design faculty members seek the next visionary art students.

• MFA in Creative Writing ranked No. 1 in nation

  COLUMBUS, Miss.—The low-residency master of fine arts program in creative writing at Mississippi University for Women has been recognized as the top-ranked program by Intelligent.com.