MCC enrollment services specialist Quardiacious "Ms. Q" Fennessee received two associate of applied science degrees during MCC's Spring Commencement. After first earning her GED through MCC's Adult Education program, she uses her journey to encourage students to keep going.
When Kendril Wallace walked across the stage Monday morning at MCC, he was thinking about his mother, his brother, his instructor and the long road that brought him back to school for a third time.
Meridian Community College will host its third and fourth graduation ceremonies today, Monday, May 11, as the College continues celebrating the Class of 2026.
The center now includes advising, tutoring, library services, writing and math support, the Margaret Taylor Blaylock Resource Center, the Phil Hardin Honors College, a sensory room, and other spaces focused on student support and success.
The Scribbler was unveiled during an awards ceremony, celebrating and honoring high school, college and community writers. This year's theme was "Fate," and writers were invited to explore destiny, choice and life's turning points through poetry, short stories and essays.
MCC recently honored retirees DeNay Farrar, Susie Gibson, Joseph Knight, Michelle Martin, Tammy Miles, Dr. Vanessa Norman, Win Maxey-Shumate, and Brian Warren in a ceremony at McCain Theater.
MCC's efforts to support the military, veterans, and their dependents have resulted in the College being named to The Military Times’ list of ‘Best for Vets.’ Our administration, faculty, and staff strive to give the best service possible and are committed to those who serve for us.
