I love downtown. The weather was so nice, a bit humid. The restaurants were great and people were…read morefriendly.

Delta State University opened in 1924 as Delta State Teachers College. Then, just Delta State…read moreCollege which they finally changed the name to Delta State University. It is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges. They offer under graduate as well as graduate courses. Delta State offers many degrees from teaching to Business and even an Aviation degree. It is a very friendly college where people will wave and speak to you. It encompasses 332 acres in the Western Central part of Cleveland, MS. It is in Bolivar County.

Can anyone tell me if they have family housing on campus I'm a single mother of twins 8 months and…read morewould very much like them to be with me

I am as close to a "legacy" at MDCC as one can get at a community college. I spent my teenage years…read moredreaming of going off to some university far away from the Mississippi Delta, but I ended up going to MDCC like so many others in my family have. Despite still dreaming of getting far away from this small area, I don't regret coming to MDCC; in fact, I'm so glad I did. I have grown and matured so much since coming to MDCC. I have developed from a timid girl who was too scared to say what was on her mind to someone who is willing to say it like it is, step up, and take charge of things. I was never involved in things in high school and had only three friends; at MDCC, I have become involved in almost everything and have made so many friends that I am grateful for. The academics are great at MDCC, and my teachers have all pushed me to do my best. I feel prepared for my future thanks to MDCC, and I am so grateful for attended there.

Impressive campus. I had no experience with the university prior to this visit and it was my first…read moretime seeing the campus and surrounding area. We toured the beautiful campus, ate at the rebel market dining hall, visited the Pavilion, and attended a baseball game in the evening. The school professors, ambassadors and staff were all very friendly and helpful.

The official slogan of the Holly Springs, Mississippi Tourism & Recreation Bureau is "All Kinds of…read moreCharacter," describing the town's rich history, culture, and unique attractions. As a proud native of the North Mississippi Hill Country region, I think "All Kinds of Character" is also a great way to describe the larger region. The University of Mississippi, for instance, is home to the following: - The Center for the Study of Southern Culture - The Ole Miss Blues Archive, one of the largest collections of blues recordings, publications, and memorabilia in the world - Mississippi Freedom Trail Markers - The Jackson Heart Study, the largest, longitudinal study of cardiovascular disease in Black Americans; a partnership between the NIH, Tougaloo College, Jackson State University, the Mississippi State Department of Health, and the University of Mississippi Medical Center (in Jackson) - Rowan Oak, William Faulkner's former home - The university has also played a major role in sustaining the state's strong arts and sports traditions, helping Mississippi produce the most writers per capita, the most Grammy winners per capita, and the most NFL Hall of Famers per capita. Seven former Ole Miss football players and a former Ole Miss co-defensive coordinator are actually part of the 15 coaches and players that will represent Mississippi in Super Bowl LX on Sunday. Hotty Toddy!

Located inside The Ewing Building on the Delta State University campus. This is a definite stop for…read moreanybody interested in history. I called them on the phone and they answered quickly. The building they are in is very nice. I used to have classes in this building when I was going to college here. I would park across the street in the Walter Sillers parking lot. Unless, there is an open spot in the visitors parking place right out front.

Amazing people running an amazing program. Luther Brown IS the delta. He knows more than anyone I…read morehave met about local history. He lives and loves his work. Lee Aylward is an amazing person. So caring and a product of the delta. She has great stories as well. as a proud NEH scholar, I would recommend this program to any teacher. Their learning center is also full of rich history. I cannot say enough good things about them! Also if you want to pick up some Delta gear (po monkey's, blues trail, etc.) this is the place to do it. Stop by and learn something new!