Dr. Tracy M. Cook, president of Alcorn State University, has appointed Thaddeus Fairley as interim executive director of the National Policy Research Center at Alcorn Read More
Applying to graduate school at Alcorn State University is about to be even more affordable, as the university is launching a campaign focused on eliminating Read More
Dr. Tracy M. Cook, president of Alcorn State University, has been selected for the 2026 class of the Mississippi Top 100 by the Magnolia Tribune. Read More
Alcorn State University is making a bold move to bring its story as America’s first public land-grant historically Black college and university (HBCU) to a Read More
Alcorn State University conferred degrees upon 472 graduates Saturday during its 2026 Spring Commencement. There were 370 undergraduates and 102 graduate students. Ceremonies were held Read More
Shantwana Patterson has spent the better part of eight years making other people feel better. Room by room, shift by shift, in the long and Read More
Alcorn State University recently welcomed 30 students from Chester Charter Scholars Academy in Chester, Pa. as part of an Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Read More
Alcorn State University Career Services hosted its annual Student Leadership Conference in the Rudolph E. Waters Sr. Classroom Building, designed to support student leadership development Read More
A lifelong agriculture lover is preparing to embark on two milestones: earn an Alcorn State University education and begin a dream career. Ebenezer, Mississippi, native Read More
Kamya Paten, an elementary education major at Alcorn State University, has been named a recipient of the 2026 Linda Anglin Teacher Preparation Scholarship from the Read More
John White has a name for the voice. He heard it for years, in dark rooms, in bad decisions, in the long stretches of time Read More
For Flora, Mississippi native Aaliyah Myles, graduating from Alcorn State University with a bachelor’s degree in human development and family science is the first step Read More
