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OXFORD • A University of Mississippi professors comparisons between two lineages of Galapagos tortoises is yielding new insights into the evolution of the ancient species, as well as opening new

OXFORD, Miss. • The University of Mississippis 169th commencement ceremonies begin Wednesday, May 4, and run through Sunday, May 8. Convocation will be Saturday, May 7, in the Grove, where

When James Marquis Jr. was about 5 or 6 years old, he got his first model train set. It was a common request from young boys then, many of whom

TUPELO • “Suffering is our teacher; suffer here with joy.”

FULTON • There are few things Tyler Eden loves more in this world than a country song. Those roots run deep.

HATTIESBURG • The University of Southern Mississippi is opening a new building with the aim of supporting military veterans.

The Tupelo/Lee County chapter of Jackson-based nonprofit Mission Mississippi will hold its monthly meeting at Harrisburg Baptist Church in Tupelo on Feb. 17, at 7 a.m. Members of the organization

Mississippi, a state where natural gas dominates the energy supply, may soon be turning a corner in its transition to clean and renewable energy. But amid a global effort to

JACKSON • A statue of white supremacist former Mississippi Gov. Theodore Bilbo has quietly been moved out of sight in the state Capitol — a move praised by Black lawmakers

TUPELO • “It couldn’t hurt anyone to be in counseling.”