Three Universities awarded over $1M to prepare new teachers
The Mississippi Department of Education has awarded three universities a $1.7 million, three-year grant to help prepare and support new teachers for high-need school districts....
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William Carey University to offer credits for Hattiesburg employees
by Alex Paton
The City of Hattiesburg and William Carey University have signed a memorandum of understanding to provide full-time employees with an opportunity to complete their undergraduate...
William Carey professor creates life-saving tech
by Alex Paton
Medical drones could be the wave of the future in helping with disaster situations. When a devastating EF4 tornado ripped through Hattiesburg in 2013, Dr....
William Carey opens second Pharmacy school in state
by Alex Paton
The first class of Pharmacy students at William Carey University will start their courses today. William Carey recently received approval from the Accreditation Council for...
Featured William Carey to hold prayer service for tornado anniversary
by Alex Paton
William Carey University will conduct a service in Bass Memorial Chapel Sunday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the tornado. The...
William Carey back on feet after January tornado tore apart campus
by Alex Paton
William Carey University is back on their feet after a tornado that tore through the William Carey campus back in January and now 10 months...
Obesity summit simulcast to William Carey University
by Alex Paton
William Carey University is working with the National Diabetes and Obesity Research Institute and with the Cleveland Clinic in an effort to find new strategies...
Two MS universities ranked “best value” in South
by Alex Paton
Two colleges in Mississippi have been ranked as the “Best Value” for regional universities in the South, according to the U.S. News & World Report....
William Carey Univ. welcomes students after rebuilding campus
by Alex Paton
Tornadoes damaged most of William Carey University’s campus in January and now they are welcoming students back for the fall semester. “We had about 50...