Translated by Landon Wimberley You know, being a campus cat is hard work. *Pops open tub of catnip*. Nuzzling bushes, checking for snakes and rats is a hard day's work. The…
Have you dreamt of being featured in the latest Purple and White? Do you want global recognition from the campus and beyond? Does your life revolve around the need for attention?…
With vaccinations moving out slowly in Japan, the 2021 Summer Olympics is suddenly up in the air. In response to this global loss, Millsaps College has stepped up to the…
James is a senior double majoring in Communications and Political Science. He lives in McKinney, Texas, and has been taking online classes from home since the start of the pandemic in…
With the passage of the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act (CRRSAA), Millsaps College has received a sum of $380,920 to help students directly with the cost of attending…
During the election year of 2020, the United States found itself in a tense, divided atmosphere. Of course, during every election year, voters will choose sides. However, this election carried a potent force that threatened to drive a wedge in America. Unfortunately,…
In Mississippi, it’s rare to get any more than two or three snow days in a year — for most of the winter, it’s just freezing rain. So when the…
History shouldn’t be limited to just one month. If anything, appreciation for it should be present throughout the year. Black History Month serves as a special memoir for Black narration…
On Thursday, March 4th, the Student Body Association held a faculty-free town hall to address concerns regarding the recent winter storm. While morale has been steadily declining, the recent ice storm seems…
Sports are back at Millsaps, and athletes all around campus are glad to be back. The HAC, track, and practice fields are filled with athletes preparing for their games—masked up of course.…