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Mississippi University for Women

Mississippi University for Women

The W is a public, coeducational university. Founded in 1884 as the first public college for women in the United States, The W is a tradition-rich university that has educated men for more than 30 years. U.S.News & World Report has consistently ranked The W among the top Southern public master's universities. For six consecutive year, The Chronicle of Higher Education has named The W one of the best colleges in the nation to work for. MUW also has been prominently ranked in other leading publications such as Kiplinger's Personal Finance and Consumer's Digest magazines. With a 14:1 student-faculty ratio, our dedicated instructors and staff, as well as talented alumni and friends, are here to help you excel!www.muw.edu

Search complete. 13 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Mississippi University for Women".

Sep 2, 2026

Carlo BaroneHOST
54:04
Oh, yeah, for sure.
Carlo BaroneHOST
54:04
I played in MUW's celebrity game, by the way.
Carlo BaroneHOST
54:09
Yeah, very nice.
Carlo BaroneHOST
54:11
Scored 12 points.
Bruce HansonGUEST
24:20
We encourage you to, uh, if you're interested in that sort of thing, go take, go to listen on our Facebook group page.
David ChisholmHOST
24:26
At this time, we are pleased to welcome into Catfish Alley Studio Mr. Keith Gaskin, former mayor of Columbus, and Mr. Bruce Hanson, who is a former lawmaker and for today's purposes, the chair of the Citizens Coalition for MUW and MSMS.
David ChisholmHOST
24:43
Welcome, both fellas, to the show today.
Keith GaskinGUEST
24:46
Well, thanks for the kind invitation.

7 MINS LATER

Zack PlairHOST
31:46
As stakeholders in this community-
Bruce HansonGUEST
31:48
Mm-hmm
Zack PlairHOST
31:48
... and people who are advocates for MUW, uh, Nora Miller announced she was gonna retire.
Zack PlairHOST
31:53
She announced that in January.
David ChisholmHOST
0:30
This week on the Young and the, excuse me, this week on Between the Headlines, wrong show.
David ChisholmHOST
0:36
We'll start with who should be the next president of MUW.
David ChisholmHOST
0:40
There are two names in the forefront of the discussion.
David ChisholmHOST
0:44
Also, more dysfunction within city leadership.
David ChisholmHOST
2:17
Your host is the managing editor of the Dispatch, Mr. Zach Player.
David ChisholmHOST
2:20
My name's Dave Chisholm.
David ChisholmHOST
2:22
Top of the agenda today, who should be the next president of MUW? And, Zach, it's been a while since things have really moved in that regard yet.
David ChisholmHOST
2:32
Are
Malcolm WhiteHOST
13:39
She had a fascinating life.
Malcolm WhiteHOST
13:42
Following her college education, she went to Mississippi State College for Women.
Malcolm WhiteHOST
13:49
She came back to Jackson and went to work at the medical library.
Malcolm WhiteHOST
13:53
No, I'm sorry.

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