AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoCampus & Community: Mississippi University for Women and the East Columbus Homeschool Organization are partnering to make dual-enrollment courses more accessible to local students. In Starkville, Mississippi State education scholars are matching elementary students with books chosen for their interests. Arts & Heritage: A documentary about Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science students’ “Tales from the Crypt” performance won an audience award at the Richmond International Film Festival and is headed to the Oxford Film Festival in March. The Mississippi Arts Commission and National Folk Festival have also unveiled the festival’s Mississippi folklife program. Local Life: Columbus welcomes Rhett Haus, a new full-service salon opening Nov. 8, while Oxford’s ghost tours offer a seasonal walk through the spooky side of the Square. Mississippi’s food scene is drawing notice, too: 13 state restaurants and culinary professionals were recognized by the Michelin Guide. Homecoming: Mississippi Christian University will honor alumni across arts, business, education, ministry and other fields during its Oct. 30–31 bicentennial celebration.
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