Wiley Jones elected to Mississippi Region Red Cross Regional Leadership Council The American Red Cross Mississippi Region welcomes Wiley Franklin Jones of Lorman, Miss., to Read More
Local students build character, participate in summer Leadership Academy "This is not just another summer program. We are molding leaders that will impact our community Read More
Career Development through Experiential Learning: Alcorn hosts Bovine Artificial Insemination Certification Program They came. They saw. They conquered. On Monday, June 23, 2014, a closing Read More
Meaningful Impact: Alcornite risks his life to save another On September 15, 2010, former Director of the Office of Soldiers’ Counsel and current patent attorney Read More
Vicksburg alumni chapter welcomes President Rankins For Vicksburg Warren Alumni Chapter President Lakesha Batty, assisting Alcorn’s new president is a top priority. “It’s important that Read More
Alcorn trains farmers on clonal muscadine propagation during annual workshop Farmers and land owners from Holmes, Simpson and Rankin counties attended the annual workshop on Read More
Counseling and Testing staff attend a Suicide Prevention Training with the Mississippi Department of Mental Health The Alcorn State University Office of Counseling and Testing Read More
Alcorn names LLJuna Weir interim athletic director Alcorn State, Miss. (June 26, 2014) – Alcorn President Alfred Rankins Jr. announced today the appointment of LLJuna Read More
Alcorn’s Coach Riley teaches basketball skills with camp When Alcorn State University men’s head basketball coach Luther Riley started his basketball camp, he had two Read More
Alcorn fine arts student to perform with national HBCU choir at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. The Department of Fine Arts is pleased to Read More
Alcorn’s Banks to serve on the national Professional Development Committee of the Society for College and University Planning Dr. Ivan W. Banks, executive director of Read More
Upward Bound strives for success As Upward Bound Program Director Lucille Donaldson reflects on her time as a student in the program over 30 years Read More
