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Ole Miss student withdraws from school after apologizing for taunts outside student's dorm

Alaina Kunes, one of three white college girls caught on video making monkey noises and beating on their chests as they passed by an apartment building, withdrew from the University of Mississippi.

Oxford, MS · 1d

Daily Mississippian

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Associated Student Body hosts former Dean of Students Sparky Reardon

The Associated Student Body Senate hosted former Dean of Students Sparky Reardon for their informal senate meeting. Reardon served as the dean of students from 2000 to 2014. Prior to that, he served in the Division of Student Affairs for 36 years. Reardon graduated from the University of Mississippi in 1972.

Oxford, MS · 18h
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WJTV 12

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MHSAA announces 2026 Mr. Football Award winners

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – The Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) and Mississippi Association of Coaches (MAC) announced the winners of the 2026 Mr. Football awards. The awards, presented by C Spire, will be given to the following winners: Class Name School 1A Jatyius Adams Lumberton 2A Chase Craft Heidelberg 3A Yoshawn Hudson Winona 4A […]

Starkville, MS · 1d

Daily Mississippian

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Record enrollment means next year’s lease hunt is already here

The university announced last week that 28,960 students enrolled at UM this fall, a fourth straight record year. The freshman class actually got smaller, but more students are staying, and more are transferring in. Put simply, more people want to live in Oxford than ever before. If you rent off...

Oxford, MS · 22h
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Parent Diaries

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A Student Ran to Teacher Logan Stone Before Class Because a Classmate Less Than 30 Feet Away Was Choking, and It Was Not the First Time He Had Faced That Moment

Columbus Middle School teacher Logan Stone used the Heimlich on a choking classmate on Oct. 27, four years after his first rescue, the Mississippi school reports. The post A Student Ran to Teacher Logan Stone Before Class Because a Classmate Less Than 30 Feet Away Was Choking, and It Was Not the First Time He Had Faced That Moment appeared first on parentdiaries.com .

Columbus, MS · 4d

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Photos: Kosciusko-Attala CTC Students Teach Local Kindergarteners the Power of Proper Handwashing

Students from the Kosciusko-Attala Career and Tech Center (K-A CTC) recently partnered to teach kindergarteners at Kosciusko Lower Elementary proper handwashing techniques through the Mississippi Handwashing Program. High schoolers from the Ed Prep II and Health Science II classes led interactive lessons explaining the five steps of effective handwashing and...

Kosciusko, MS · 1d

WJTV 12

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New culinary internship path for The W students announced

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WJTV) – The Culinary Arts Institute (CAI) at the Mississippi University for Women (The W) has partnered with IMCMV Management LLC to provide culinary students with a pathway into the Margaritaville Restaurants Leadership Program. The new agreement was celebrated with a signing ceremony on November 6, 2026, at Miramar Beach Landshark Bar & […]

Columbus, MS · 21h

Picayune Item

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Pearl River Community College leads growth among Mississippi’s colleges and universities

Pearl River Community College led all 23 Mississippi public colleges and universities in enrollment growth this fall, adding 835 students. The improvement marks the largest increase of any institution in […]

Poplarville, MS · 22h

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Playoff Central: Leake Academy Hits Road for Championship Rematch; MHSAA Postseason Advances

MAIS Class 3A (Div. I – Second Round): Leake Academy Rebels. Matchup: Leake Academy Rebels (9-3) at Tri-County Academy (10-1) The Leake Academy Rebels hit the road for a massive second-round clash at Tri-County Academy. This high-stakes matchup serves as a direct rematch of last year’s 3A State Championship game, where Leake Academy dramatically captured the state title on a last-second field goal, making this one of the most anticipated postseason showdowns in Mississippi.

Neshoba County, MS · 3d

High School On SI

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Mississippi High School Football Top 25 State Rankings (Nov. 5, 2026)

Louisville begins their quest for another state championship on Friday night

Starkville, MS · 5d

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Some Lowndes County high school students got a reality check today.

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI)- Some Lowndes County high school students got a reality check Friday. The Junior Auxiliary of Columbus, BankFirst, and the Lowndes County Career Technical Center teamed up to host the annual Reality Fair. Juniors and Seniors were given an occupation, and the salary that goes along with it,...

Lowndes County, MS · 4d

The Daily Leader

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Co-Lin radiography students earn multiple awards at state conference

Copiah-Lincoln Community College Medical Radiologic Technology students brought home several awards and honors from the 84th Annual Mississippi Society of Radiologic Technologists Conference held recently in Tupelo. Students showcased their […]

Tupelo, MS · 5d

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Kosciusko Defeats Itawamba in First-Round Playoff Game

The Kosciusko Whippets hosted the Indians of Itawamba Agricultural High School for the first round of post-season play in Friday night football. The first quarter was evenly matched, with the score being 7-7. The Whippets took off in the second quarter and led at the half with the score 21-14.

Kosciusko, MS · 4d

Neshoba Democrat

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Rockets improve to 3-1 in district with 38-17 victory

Neshoba Central won its sixth game of the season with a solid road win over Ridgeland on Friday night. The Rockets got 100-plus yards rushing and passing from Sam Huffman and took a 38-17 win over the homestanding Titans. Neshoba improves to 6-3 on the season and 3-1 in district...

Ridgeland, MS · 6d

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Garrison named MSU’s latest Rhodes Scholarship finalist

STARKVILLE—Mississippi State senior Evan Garrison is the university’s latest finalist for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship. An aerospace engineering/astronautics and mathematics double major from Webb City, Missouri, Garrison now advances to the Nov. 13-14 interview phase in Kansas City, Missouri. He is a Louis A. Hurst Jr. Presidential Scholar and member of MSU’s Judy and Bobby Shackouls Honors College.

Starkville, MS · 6d

High School On SI

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Mississippi High School Football Playoff Brackets 2026: First-Round Matchups, Dates and State Championship Schedule

Complete 2026 Mississippi high school football playoff brackets with first-round matchups, Classes 1A-7A, MAIS brackets and state championship dates.

Starkville, MS · 8d

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He was a trailblazer whose legacy is still being felt on the Mississippi State University campus today.

STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI)- He was a trailblazer whose legacy is still being felt on the Mississippi State University campus today. But, Dr. Richard Holmes really just wanted a good education at a top notch school that happened to be in his hometown. That led him to be the first African...

Starkville, MS · 7d

WJTV 12

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Mississippi University for Women ranks as top nursing school in state

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WJTV) – The Mississippi University for Women (The W) is the top-ranked nursing school in the state, according to Niche.com. The website placed the university at No. 22 among 796 nursing programs nationally in its Best Colleges for Nursing rankings. According to the university, the ranking places The W among the top 3% […]

Columbus, MS · 6d

The Clarion Ledger

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Jackson State enrollment sees major decline. Ole Miss and MSU grow

Enrollment in Mississippi's public university system remained essentially flat this fall, as gains at five universities helped offset significant losses at others, including a double-digit percentage decline at Jackson State University. Mississippi's eight public universities and the University of Mississippi Medical Center enrolled 81,771 students for fall 2026, down 190 students, or 0.2%, from 81,961 students a year ago. The largest enrollment drop occurred at Jackson State University, which lost 691 students, while the University of Mississippi posted the state's largest gain, adding 555, which includes Ole Miss and UMMC) students. The largest percentage of drop was at Mississippi Valley State University, which lost 13.2% or 300 students. The enrollment numbers also come as colleges nationwide are confronting the long-anticipated "enrollment cliff," a demographic shift driven by declining birth rates following the Great Recession. The Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education projects the number of U.S. high school graduates peaked in 2025 and will decline steadily through 2041, shrinking the pool of traditional college-age students. "Serving nearly 82,000 students this fall, our universities continue to provide higher education opportunities and prepare students for the workforce and life," said Dr. Al Rankins Jr., commissioner of higher education, in a statement."In this

Jackson, MS · 8d

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Interview: School resource officer talks Fifth Quarter

School Resource Officer Justin Pace talked about Fifth Quarter, a safe and supervised social event that follows home football games.

Tupelo, MS · 7d