57 min ago | Knowledge@Wharton
Ben Jealous and the NAACP: The 'Bold, Scary Dreams' of Every Generation
Benjamin Todd Jealous was a young community organizer in Mississippi when he got his first big lesson in leadership and organization.
6 hrs ago | EurekAlert!
University of Tennessee professor finds prehistoric rock art connected; maps cosmological belief
It is likely some of the most widespread and oldest art in the United States. Pieces of rock art dot the Appalachian Mountains, and research by University of Tennessee, Knoxville, anthropology professor Jan Simek finds each engraving or drawing is strategically placed to reveal a cosmological puzzle.
12 hrs ago | Hattiesburg American
Website: PRCC 28th best community college in U.S.
Pearl River Community College's latest recognition came "out of the clear blue," according to President William Lewis.
Report says most Miss. education schools mediocre
Mississippi's teacher training programs are mediocre at best, according to a group pushing for changes in how the nation trains teachers.
Grenadian chases her dream among not-so-pretty things
While most folks were either running away or hunkering down, Kandace McDaniel and her fellow storm chasers got up close and personal to some very ferocious storms recently.
Statea s blueberry farmers fighting weather, insects
George Traicoff of Hernando runs a family owned and operated you-pick operation in DeSoto County.
Watch parties planned for MSU baseball game
Mississippi State University fans who didn't make the trip to Omaha can still tap into the College World Series game action at watch parties planned in the Jackson area.
Increasing vocabulary offers benefits
Sometimes I'm asked, "How long have you been doing Vaughan's Vocabulary?" Actually, it's been about 20 years.
Parvin awaits bail decision before new murder trial
Dr. David Parvin, a retired Mississippi State University economics professor, waits in prison although he's legally innocent, in the eyes of the law.
Engagement: Kara Powell & Barrett Roudabush
Barrett is the son of Ms. Marjorie Gay Gunter of Franklin, TN and Mr. John B. Roudabush of Brentwood, TN.
The Early Childhood Education Technology program's child care facilities at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College's Jackson County, Jefferson Davis and Perkinston campuses have achieved a Level 5 rating from the Mississippi Child Care Quality Step System.
Four brothers earn rank of Eagle Scout
The four grandsons of William and Barbara Jarratt, of Victoria, have all achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.
The four grandsons of William and Barbara Jarratt, ...
The four grandsons of William and Barbara Jarratt, of Victoria, have all achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.
Clinton's Caery chosen as Youth Villages intern
If there is one herb my wife and I love to grow more than the rest, it has to be basil.
Universities to host minority vendor fair
A minority vendor fair Tuesday is geared toward opening more business opportunities with the state's universities.
OGHS grad to compete in Miss USA Pageant
When the Miss USA Pageant comes over the airwaves from Las Vegas on Sunday night, Hattiesburg resident Paromita Mitra will be front and center as Miss Mississippi.
Many know Doc Braswell from his 33 years at AT&T, his 25 years at Mississippi State University, or his past few years at the East Mississippi Business Development Corporation.
New Book Reveals Political Impact of 'Harry Potter' Series on Millennials
To what extent do stories we read and watch for fun have an impact on our political views and thinking? A new book by a political science professor at the University of Vermont, based on a national survey of college students, suggests that the influence of the Harry Potter series on the Millennial Generation may extend far beyond the fantasy world ... (more)
Pull for MSU but don't slight others
While I'm delighted for the team and proud of their achievements, I have to say that the Millsaps College baseball team achieved the same status in Division III baseball -- making it all the way to the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship -- with very, very little notice.
MSU to honor donation for U.S. Grant Presidential Library
The Mississippi State University Libraries will honor Jorja Lynn of Holly Springs at 3 p.m. tomorrow for her contribution to the campus-based Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library.