DSU International Student Spotlight: Ava Steven
Ava Steven, a junior from Glasgow, Scotland, works in Delta State’s campus police department. Ava is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and Criminology. The Bachelor’s program in Criminal Justice and Criminology is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a career in a rapidly evolving field of…
Read MoreDSU Entertainment studies hosts Thacker Mountain Radio Hour
Delta State’s DMI Entertainment Industry Studies had the opportunity to host the Thacker Mountain Radio Hour right here on campus. The program offered both live music and engaging storytelling. Check out these moments from the event and see how DMI continues to bring top-tier entertainment and industry experiences to the students at Delta State. The…
Read MoreMDCC students compete at FBLA conference
Mississippi Delta Community College recently had five participants compete at the FBLA State Leadership Conference in Gulfport. The students who participated were Caleb Johnson, Joshua Duffin, Makiya Jackson, Rita Thompson and Adrian Williams. Several students brought home awards! Caleb Johnson was awarded FBLA’s “Who’s Who” and placed first in Foundations of Management and fourth in…
Read MoreRules of the Road campaign starts
Should you stop at a flashing yellow light? What’s the difference between a white and yellow line (or stripe) in the middle of the road? The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) seeks to bring clarity to traffic conundrums like these and more with the launch of its new video series and public awareness campaign, the…
Read MoreBe Prepared: Take steps to protect property from wildfire
While wildfires may not seem like a threat to Mississippians and their property, they certainly can be. And residents should take precautionary steps to protect themselves. “It’s a rare year when we don’t rank in the top half of all states in terms of number of wildfires,” said Butch Bailey, Extension forestry specialist with the…
Read MoreNational Slam the Scam Day, March 6, 2025
On National Slam the Scam Day and throughout the year, we give you the tools to recognize Social Security-related scams and stop scammers from stealing your money and personal information. Help protect your loved ones and people in your community this Slam the Scam Day by: Learning about the latest scams. Information can empower you…
Read MoreWhy CTE matters: preparing Mississippi’s talent for the future
February was Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, a time to highlight the impact of CTE programs and celebrate the students, educator, and industry partners driving workforce success in Mississippi. AccelerateMS recognizes that CTE plays a crucial role in preparing students for high-demand careers, strengthening the workforce and fueling economic growth across the state. CTE…
Read MoreStay in Mississippi to enjoy March’s main events
By Kara Kimbrough I’m calling it now…March is going to a great month! Why would I make such a bold statement? For starters, it contains two of my favorite occurrences of the year: Daylight Savings Time begins on March 9 and spring is sprung on March 20. And for those that have children at home…
Read MoreDSU welcomes new Director of Public Safety/Police Chief
by Nathan Duff Delta State University is pleased to announce the appointment of retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Michael L. Peeler as the new leader of the Delta State University Department of Public Safety. With an extensive background in military service, law enforcement, higher education, and juvenile justice, Peeler brings a wealth of experience and…
Read MoreTime to spring forward: Daylight Saving Time returns this Sunday
By: Frank Corder, Magnolia Tribune It’s that time of year again, time to reset those clocks and spring forward into Daylight Saving Time. Most Americans will lose an hour overnight this coming Sunday, March 9, when the time changes at 2 a.m. That means darker mornings and more sunlight later into the evening.…
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