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Tribal chief delivers keynote to MSU students - Vimarsana News

Tribal chief delivers keynote to MSU students

Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Chief Cyrus Ben gave the keynote address at Mississippi State University’s Native American/American Indian History Month earlier this month.

Mississippi sees increase in public university enrollment - Vimarsana News

Mississippi sees increase in public university enrollment

Mississippi’s public universities saw an increase in fall enrollment in 2023 compared to numbers from the same period last year. Fall enrollment for 2023 is 77,074 students, a 1.8 percent increase, partially due to record-breaking freshman classes at Ole Miss and Mississippi State. In 2022, enrollment stood at 75,739 for...

Competitive gubernatorial stretch run still favors GOP incumbent Gov. Tate Reeves - Vimarsana News

Competitive gubernatorial stretch run still favors GOP incumbent Gov. Tate Reeves

In incumbent Democratic Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley, Mississippi Democrats have found their most formidable gubernatorial nominee in this century. However competitive the 2023 race, the numbers still favor Republican

New state law on execution methods may get clarity from Alabama death penalty case - Vimarsana News

New state law on execution methods may get clarity from Alabama death penalty case

Mississippi currently has 35 inmates on Death Row, according to Mississippi Department of Corrections data – 34 men and one woman.

Legislators facing a swarm of funding challenges after the current election cycle ends - Vimarsana News

Legislators facing a swarm of funding challenges after the current election cycle ends

STARKVILLE — While there does seem to be growing momentum for progress on Mississippi lawmakers taking up policies that could provide some financial stability for the state’s struggling hospitals, there