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Clark Atlanta University Alumni Chapter charted in Mississippi

Mississippi Link Newswire On April 17, Clark Atlanta University alumni gathered for the official charter ceremony for CAUAA Mississippi Chapter at Eudora Welty Library in Jackson. It was an exciting occasion for alums to get […]

JSU grad – a part of history

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Jackson State University held its 139th Commencement Exercise April 23, at Veterans Memorial Stadium. It was indeed a historical moment, not only for Jackson State University, but for the state of Mississippi as a […]

JSU graduates absorb Obama’s message

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By Shanderia K. Posey Editor She hasn’t seen it yet, but somebody somewhere has a photo of Charence Higgins, Miss Jackson State University 2015-2016, greeting First Lady Michelle Obama prior to commencement last Saturday at […]

Rouse to lead Mississippi’s College Board starting May 8

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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) – Dr. Doug Rouse will become president of Mississippi’s College Board on May 8, leading trustees who oversee the state’s eight public universities. The Hattiesburg orthopedist takes over for Jackson’s Alan Perry. […]

Michelle Obama urges grads to vote to protect civil rights

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By EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — First lady Michelle Obama told graduates of a historically black university in Mississippi on Saturday that “the power of voting is real and lasting” and they need […]

Morgan’s career comes full circle

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JSU grad inspires during journalism banquet By Shanderia K. Posey Editor Jackson State alumnus DeMarco Morgan offered tons of inspiration to the university’s journalism students last Friday night as the keynote speaker for the Student […]

Tougaloo College honors a fallen Eaglet

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By Diamond Williams Mississippi Link Intern A memorial was held April 7, at Tougaloo College in honor of student Jana Clanton who died in a car accident April 6. Tougaloo College’s historic Woolworth Chapel was […]

Nissan donates $250K to six HBCUs in state

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The Mississippi Link Newswire Today Nissan announced the donation of $250,000 to six local Historically Black Colleges and Universities to promote science, technology engineering and mathematics initiatives at each school to inspire and develop talent. […]

JSU School of Journalism and Media Studies hosts conference

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The Mississippi Link Newswire Jackson State University’s School of Journalism and Media Studies 2016 Conference, “Multimedia Platforms in the Digital Age,” will feature national and state media professionals who will share their expertise and guide […]

Parents have a choice with Jackson Public Schools

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By Cedrick Gray Special to The Mississippi Link Recently the Mississippi Legislature took up the issue of school choice, which is meant to offer scholars and their families options including public schools, charter schools, magnet […]