The Alluvial Collective is coordinating a public engagement project in collaboration with photographer Mikael Levin, who is doing an extended photography series on historic sites of slave rebellion. He has Read More >

The Mississippi University for Women will be hosting the Mississippi Philosophical Association’s Annual Meeting at its campus on Friday March 1st and Saturday March 2nd. The conference will be accompanied Read More >

"Discovering the Soul of Oman and Mississippi” through Basel Almisshal's Lens, is an exciting and culturally enriching exhibition that aims to transport audiences into the heart of the Sultanate of Read More >

Each year the MS Humanities Council celebrates the Humanities with the Humanities Teacher Awards for all of the state’s universities and colleges.  From the University of Southern Mississippi, this year’s Read More >

Each year the MS Humanities Council celebrates the Humanities with the Humanities Teacher Awards for all of the state’s universities and colleges.  From Mississippi College, this year’s recipient is Dr. Read More >

Each year the MS Humanities Council celebrates the Humanities with the Humanities Teacher Awards for all of the state’s universities and colleges.  From Northwest Mississippi Community College, this year’s recipient Read More >

The Smithsonian Institute Traveling Exhibition, “Crossroads: Change in Rural America”, looks at that societal change and how rural America responded, and continues to respond today.  This museum quality exhibit will Read More >

Jackson Book Festival, 2nd Sat in March, Women's History Month. Book Talks, Vendor Pitches, Marketplace Sales, Speeches, Poetry Contest..

Each year the MS Humanities Council celebrates the Humanities with the Humanities Teacher Awards for all of the state’s universities and colleges.  From Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, this year’s Read More >

This presentation from Richelle Putnam investigates and highlights Welty’s imagination, creativity, discovery, and expression through her life events. Designed for elementary/middle grades (3-6), students draw from Eudora’s experiences and relate Read More >

This presentation from Richelle Putnam investigates and highlights Welty’s imagination, creativity, discovery, and expression through her life events. Designed for elementary/middle grades (3-6), students draw from Eudora’s experiences and relate Read More >