Denise Jones Gregory chosen as Jackson State’s 14th president
Jackson State University has appointed Denise Jones Gregory as its 14th president, ending a months-long search process. Gregory has served as interim president since May 2023.
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Jackson State University has appointed Denise Jones Gregory as its 14th president, ending a months-long search process. Gregory has served as interim president since May 2023.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court unanimously decided that certain environmental lawsuits against oil companies should be heard in federal court, reversing a lower court decision. The ruling impacts cases involving coastal land loss in Louisiana.
Read MoreJackson State University has appointed Denise Jones Gregory as its 14th president, effective May 1, after serving as interim leader since May 2025. The decision drew praise from supporters and alumni.
Read MoreKent Nicaud said Mississippi should prioritize maternal health as it spends $206 million from a new federal rural health program. He urged state leaders to set measurable goals and dedicate funds to expand access and stabilize the workforce.
Read MoreCity officials told the Jackson City Council that first-half revenue trends could leave a roughly $23 million shortfall in the general fund, prompting line-by-line reviews and possible midyear cuts. Council members met this week to explore revenue boosts and other fixes.
Read MoreMississippi’s Board of Trustees selected Denise Jones Gregory as president of Jackson State University after an eight-month search, the board announced Thursday.
Read MoreBrian Hadad and Carlo Barone said Mississippi State’s Tuesday night performance resembled the club seen before two difficult weekends, but cautioned the competition was soft.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning approved a $70 million funding boost for 2027, along with tuition and fee increases at several universities.
Read MoreThe University of Mississippi will rename its political science department for former Gov. Ray Mabus after the Institutions of Higher Learning board approved the move and donors established an endowment to support the department, the university said.
Read MoreMississippi Governor Tate Reeves signed legislation establishing a new water authority for Jackson amid controversy and concerns over accountability and representation.
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