Richardson’s work as editor showcased
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Dr. Thomas Richardson always has liked solving problems.
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Former Poet Laureate Featured at Eudora Welty Writers’ Symposium
COLUMBUS, Miss.—United States and Mississippi poet laureate, Natasha Trethewey will be the keynote author at the 32nd Annual Eudora Welty Writers’ Symposium, Oct. 22-24.
Miller gets MIAL nomination for 'Biloxi'
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- The incongruency stuck in Mary Miller’s mind.
Letter from the Chair, June 29, 2020
Dear LLP students:
I am writing to give you information about Fall classes in Painter Hall. We are planning to resume face to face instruction, but there will be some changes to classes. We want to do everything we can to provide you the quality education you expect in a safe environment.
MFA in Creative Writing ranked No. 1 in nation
COLUMBUS, Miss.—The low-residency master of fine arts program in creative writing at Mississippi University for Women has been recognized as the top-ranked program by Intelligent.com.
Salazar wins MIAL Poetry category
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Each word brings enlightenment to C.T. Salazar.
New novel, film adaptations, keeping Michael Farris Smith busy
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Mississippi University for Women faculty member and award-winning author Michael Farris Smith’s latest novel, “Blackwood,” will release Tuesday, March 3. It will mark Smith’s fifth novel in eight years and comes on the heels of the highly-acclaimed “The Fighter,” which was named in numerous must-read lists and caught the attention of Hollywood.