Dr. KeAndrea Kelly steps away from pharmacy career to author and release her first book, “Fix Your Thoughts” Renowned author, the late Helen Keller, once Read More
Penny Jones makes history as Vicksburg Police Department’s first woman chief of police Alcornite women are dominating in their respective fields, which for the most Read More
Dr. Voletta Williams retires from Alcorn's Department of Biological Sciences after 32 years The atmosphere at Alcorn State University is one of its most celebrated Read More
Dr. Freddie Kency Jr. selected as the American Academy of Emergency Medicine’s first Black Young Physicians Section director The late Dr. Clinton Bristow Jr. understood Read More
Alcorn launches a new freshmen scholarship and the Alyce G. Clarke leadership scholarship Alcorn State University’s new scholarship program awards scholarships to first-year Mississippi students Read More
Senior Emmanuel Arthur interns with Adobe in Boston Summer internships are in progress, and one Alcorn State University senior is striving to turn his internship Read More
Terry Cosby named chief of the Natural Resources Conservation Service Growing up on a farm in Enid, Mississippi, gave Terry Cosby ’82 an appreciation for Read More
Alcorn earns Top 10 Ranking for OnlineU’s 2020 Most Affordable Child Development Degrees As more students turn to online education during the pandemic, they are Read More
Alcorn State University President Dr. Felecia M. Nave welcomes continued federal conversations on investment in 1890 Universities Following the U.S. House Agriculture Committee’s June 16 Read More
Dr. Girish Panicker receives the 2020 Lifetime Organic Achievement Award The American Society of Agronomy (ASA) recognized one of Alcorn State University’s professors for his Read More
Cargill’s thrive program invests in the next generation of Alcorn’s future food and agriculture leaders through financial support and career readiness initiatives Cargill is donating Read More
“Apple Fried Apple” video goes viral for alumnus Darian Holt and his sixth-grade science class What started as an adorable mispronunciation of a Greek Letter Read More
