Serving as a helping hand is one role MCC's residential assistants play in the college's residence halls. They also serve as leaders, resources, and familiar faces for students who may be living away from home for the first time.
U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith visited Meridian Community College to get a closer look at specialized forensic training taking place at the MCC-Riley Workforce Development Center.
Lydia Brand has spent her life surrounded by music and theater. Now she's bringing that passion to Meridian Community College as its new choral and theater director.
Move-in weekend brought MCC's residence halls back to life as students settled in ahead of the start of fall classes. For some students, it was their very first time away from home. For others, it felt like coming back to old friends and familiar hallways, ready to pick up right where they left off last spring.
Eagles for Life: A Night of Hope and Remembrance will be held on Sept. 26 at MCC's Smith Soccer Complex. The event will celebrate cancer survivors, honor those still fighting, recognize caregivers, and remember loved ones lost to cancer.
