Editor Amelia Bowers reflects on the numerous opportunities Mississippi University for Women offers year-round for students.

The wait is finally over. “Dune: Part Two: is here and it is bigger and better than imagined.

Jones Hall, first constructed 60 years ago, will undergo major renovations starting this summer in hopes of breathing life back into the aged look.

Senate Bill 2715, proposing a merger of Mississippi University for Women and Mississippi State University has died in the senate after a nerve-wracking process. Could this happen again?

As The W’s 2024 homecoming draws near, alumni and current students detail their time at Mississippi University for Women and the generational connections that they have made.

Editor Amelia Bowers discusses what homecoming means to her and how it can impact a student’s life at Mississippi University for Women.

The announcement of the 2024 Oscar nominees set the internet ablaze. So, how will the public react to the winners?

Campus organization, Queer Space, offers refuge and comfort for LGBTQIA+ students.

At Spring convocation, Mississippi University for Women announced a new proposal in the decade-old struggle of changing the university name. The W needs change, but at what cost?

Mississippi University for Women alumni and graduating seniors gathered to celebrate a significant moment marked each year 100 nights before graduation, the 100th Night Ceremony.