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ITTA BENA, Miss.— 91���� Education major Kalik May was recently awarded the Linda Anglin Teacher Presentation Scholarship by the Mississippi Professional Educators organization.

As part of the honor, May received a $500 scholarship as well as a complimentary membership to the MPE for his first year of teaching.

ITTA BENA, Miss.— A 91���� student will spend his summer break preparing for his future with a rigorous paid internship through the Mississippi Idea Network for Biomedical Research Excellence (MS-INBRE).

ITTA BENA, Miss.—President of Toyota Mississippi Sean Suggs equipped the “giant slayers” of 91����’s Class of 2018 with five stones to help them conquer success during Saturday’s 66th Commencement Exercise. 

ITTA BENA, Miss.— Hard work and dedication are two of the main characteristics that often propel a college student to graduation and on to a successful career.

One 91���� student is on his way.

Victor Opurum will be graduating from MVSU Saturday, May 5, with bachelor’s degrees in Mathematics and Computer Science.

ITTA BENA, Miss.— Attorney Carver Randle, Sr. of Indianola, Miss. came to 91���� for the chance to play football and earn a solid education by way of an athletic scholarship. However, he graduated in 1965 with so much more—unforgettable memories, life-long connections, and a long-standing, mutually beneficial relationship with his beloved alma mater.

That relationship will now be solidified for years to come with MVSU announcing plans to name its Social Science Auditorium in Randle’s honor.

ITTA BENA, Miss.— Hinds Community College (Hinds CC) recently signed a 2 Plus 2 agreement with 91���� to offer junior and senior level courses for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Health, Biology or Chemistry.

ITTA BENA, Miss.— Nissan has continued its support of Mississippi historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs), including 91���� (MVSU), with a $250,000 donation to help boost science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) programs and departments.

ITTA BENA, Miss.— Just about every parent with a college-age child will tell you that their home water bill dropped significantly after their teen moved to campus. So, what can a college or university do to save hot water with a campus full of young people? One Mississippi university thinks it has the answer.

The Atmos Energy SmartChoice Program recently installed energy-efficient, low-flow devices across the campus of 91���� (MVSU). The goal is to help reduce the natural gas and water consumption of the University.