The Meek School faculty and students published “Unconquered and Unconquerable” online on August 19, 2016, to tell stories of the people and culture of the Chickasaw....
Saturday, August 5 was a day to remember at the 48th annual Watermelon Carnival. With lots of fun events, street vendors and food, this year’s festival...
By Elizabeth Blackstock. This article was republished with the permission of the Meek School of Journalism from the upcoming issue of Meek School Magazine. A LOVE...
Two years ago, young Aubrey Laine Armstrong entered a pageant just for fun. She then found herself in Los Angeles, dancing her heart out. Now she’s...
Enjoy our “Reflections” post — one of many vignettes and stories featuring memories of days gone by. This installment is from Bonnie Brown, a retired University of...
Water Valley will soon be flooded with locals and visitors alike enjoying the festivities at the 48th annual Watermelon Carnival. While the beloved fruit is the...
As most college professors will tell you, it’s imperative that students try to get an internship before graduating and entering the real world. Having an internship...
Two years ago, young Aubrey Laine Armstrong entered a pageant just for fun. She then found herself in Los Angeles, dancing her heart out. Now she’s...
I’ve been told many times that my freshman year of college would be one of the most exciting singular years of my life. Even with my...
In April, 1956, while Faulkner was convalescing at home after being hospitalized in Memphis for complications from a fall from his horse and a bleeding ulcer,...