Tag Archives: Mississippi

Sometime after catching a sunfish, grass carp and bass for my fishing merit badge, my mother gave me a framed “Freshwater Fishes Common to Mississippi”...

University of Mississippi alumna, Maude Schuyler Clay, who has become a highly accredited photographer, is exhibiting her work in the Meek School of Art. Clay...

When you ask someone to describe Mississippi, most people will tell you that Mississippi is known for its Southern hospitality. Mississippians are so charming...

Tonight the Overby Center of Southern Journalism and Politics will host a screening of David Rae Morris’ documentary, “Yazoo Revisited.” Morris is...

The First Amendment sometimes disappoints Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant. The Commercial Appeal reported Bryant saying that “I am disappointed in the...

The face of America is changing. When Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue and discovered the New World, he could have never imagined what it would...

Get excited, y’all. The king and queen of contemporary Southern literature have combined forces to bestow upon us a novel so intoxicating and radiant...

Former Mississippi Gov. Ronnie Musgrove and wife Melody have donated $25,000 to the University of Mississippi School of Education to provide scholarships...

The Oxford School District is adopting a 1:1 digital initiative, a program that integrates technology for instructional purposes. With news of other schools...

Yes, my first article is going to be about religion. And, yes, about religion and the LGBT community.  Specifically, Christianity in Mississippi. I wish...