The water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi has been heavily covered by national news, and for good reason. It left the students of Millsaps College and other residents of Jackson without…
It goes without saying that one of the biggest campus casualties of Jackson’s most recent water crisis is the disruption of our classes at Millsaps College. With some classes rescheduled,…
On September 17th, multiple game controllers were stolen from half a dozen rooms in Goodman Hall. The following day, the GroupMe was set abuzz when one student claimed to have…
After the severe flooding in the south part of Jackson, Millsaps College had to deal with a water shortage in student dorms. The college office announced their treatment of the…
On Tuesday the 22nd of February, Millsaps’ COVID-19 Response Committee sent out a campus-wide email announcing that Millsaps’ indoor masking requirement was going to end, making any mask policies in…
96 years ago, historian Carter G. Woodson and the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (ASNLH) established the second week of February as “Negro History Week”. In…
At approximately 11:30 P.M. on October 30th at Halloweezy, Pi Kappa Alpha’s chapter floor concaved due to a large number of attendees jumping during the song “Mo Bamba” by Sheck…
Jackson Water Lawsuit and EPA Funding The Environmental Protection Agency has promised $75 million to Mississippi for water infrastructure. The state will have power over distributing the funds across…
Andy Till, who arrived at Millsaps in 2009 to coach Cross Country and Track and Field, resigned after the first track meet of the Fall 2021 season. Team member Worth…
Hello everyone! As the new editor-in-chief, I’m happy to introduce a new segment of summarizations of recent local news that could interest Millsaps students in an effort to get our…