Alcorn’s 4-H Program Participants Boost Leadership Skills and Civic Engagement at 4-H’s Citizenship Washington Focus 8 26 2014 Alcorn 4-H trip to Washington D.C..pdf
Looking Good: McNair has full confidence in Alcorn's Quarterbacks Years ago when defensive coordinator at the University of Memphis, Jay Hopson came calling on the Read More
Food for thought: Take advantage of life's lessons Life is the greatest teacher that anyone could have. Every situation that life throws at you is Read More
What has life taught you recently? Marriel Hardy, Class of 2010 and 2014 Life has taught me a multitude of things lately. I’ve learned that Read More
SGA President looks forward to new position Incoming Student Government Association President and Liberty, Mississippi native Zackeus Johnson’s drive to be successful will get him Read More
Dr. Mildred Pearson speaks at Alcorn’s Faculty and Staff Institute When Dr. Mildred Pearson discovered brain based learning, a method of teaching that caters to Read More
The President’s Office welcomes Cassandra Stewart as secretary Lorman native Cassandra Stewart is looking forward to starting a new chapter in her life with her Read More
Cortni Cooper looks forward to her reign as Miss Alcorn In Vicksburg native Cortni Cooper’s freshman year at Alcorn, she left a great impression on Read More
Alcorn’s 4-H Program Participants Boost Leadership Skills and Civic Engagement at 4-H’s Citizenship Washington Focus The Alcorn State University 4-H Program participants Zoe Kenney (Madison Read More
Welcome Back from your 2014-15 SGA President and Miss Alcorn State University Dear Students, On behalf of your Student Government Association (SGA), we are pleased Read More
Food For Thought: Questioning is Key The key to gaining knowledge is asking questions. Some of the most intelligent people are inquisitive. Their curiosity has Read More
Do you ask enough questions or do you settle for what you know? Danielle Hall, Class of 2010 I always prefer to ask questions. In Read More
