MCC's Women's History Month program challenged attendees to think about what lasting change really looks like, as keynote speaker Janice Robinson called on the audience to move beyond short-term fixes and commit to habits that can improve lives over time.
The Mississippi Historical Society saluted MCC for its preservation of the iconic mosaics that front Ivy-Scaggs Hall and presented the College with an Award of Merit at the society's annual meeting.
Meridian Community College students took center stage at the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience (The MAX), delivering an evening of music and visual art during the MCC Performing and Fine Arts Celebration.
It will be an evening of music, memories, and celebrations when Meridian Community College's vocal group, Dimensions, performs on Thursday, March 26 at 7 p.m. in the McCain Theater. Admission is free of charge for the campus and community.
The Mississippi Art Colony is recognized as one of the state's premier artist organizations, known for fostering creativity and supporting artists across the region. The exhibition at MCC offers visitors a broad perspective on contemporary work being created in Mississippi.
