Students at The W are adapting to changes this semester in how they can access the cafeteria and library services. Both areas now have new procedures that are helping them keep the buildings safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
The W's Theatre Department to put on Zoom play this month
Mississippians to vote on new flag
The events of the past few years have caused many Mississippians to reconsider the design of the state flag. For many people, the Confederate symbology within the flag that had been used since 1894 was misrepresentative of the majority of current Mississippi residents. For them, the Confederate battle flag symbolizes hate and division.
The W prepares new events for October
Social organizations hopeful for future
Fall sports postponed at The W
Some courses remain in face-to-face setting
President Miller urges students to stay connected
Mulan: A movie worth paying for?
Niki Caro’s vision for Mulan has been reimagined in the 2020 live-action adaptation. The film premiered on Disney+ on Sept. 4, but it was only available to subscribers after an additional $30 premium access charge. The true debate this movie poses is not if it is watchable, but rather if it is worth the extra $30 fee.
Bill and Ted 3: Excellent or gnarly?
In the third installment of their bogus journey, “Bill and Ted Face the Music,” unlikely heroes and iconic best friends Bill and Ted pick up right where they left off 25 years ago – they’re still trying to write the song that will unite the world, or at least that is what the Great Leader said it would do.