News
Chapel speaker talks overcoming oppression, faith and science
Ming Wang shared the story of how he ended up in America with only $50 in his pocket and would go on to give the gift of sight to many Friday in chapel. Wang focused […]
Articles by Julie Robinson
Sports
Golf teams remain positive after Freed-Hardeman Invitational
The men and women’s golf teams kicked off their week competing at the Freed-Hardeman Invitational in Covington Monday and Tuesday. This two-day, two-round tournament featured nine men’s teams and six women’s teams. The course proved challenging […]
Features
Freshman Friday: Katie Chappell
When you meet someone unstoppable, determined and different from the rest, you will notice—or at least I did when I met Katie Chappell. Chappell is a freshman double major in literature and French from […]
Features
Family Weekend: five places to visit while in Jackson
The first semester a student spends at college is full of fun and exciting experiences as they transition from a high school student into an independent adult who is responsible for their own laundry, among other […]
Soccer
International athletes journey to Jackson to play soccer
For most students at a new school they worry about making new friends, finding their classes without getting lost and getting along with their roommates. But how much more intimidating would it be for them […]
Features
Fraternity recruitment offers campus involvement, brotherhood
Friendships, job opportunities, classes and campus involvements construct the futures of every college student. For male students, fraternity recruitment is a process that can make all the difference. Although it lasts two weeks, each fraternity […]
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: Back to School Vibes
Last week our first Music Monday was dedicated to the feeling of not wanting to let the summer fun end. I told myself I would come up with a more creative idea than reiterating the […]