Millsaps is a small, Methodist college in Jackson, Mississippi. It is confidently located near some…read moreestablishments worthy of your time (Library Lounge at The Fairview Inn is exceptional), however, be warned: Do not walk without a friend and perhaps a pugnacious Pit Bull. The dorm named John is a four story building. Laundry on the basement floor. A kitchenette and Lounge is on the 1st. No matter what floor you are on, you cannot control the AC. It is humid and damp. My favorite aspect of the campus is the feral cat population. We named one Seamus, and he lounged with us on the porch each sunset.

One of the best liberal arts colleges around! Go Majors!!read more

Had to visit our good Brother's Alma Matter. This is also…read morewhere Joan Mulholland made history as the first white student to integrate Tougaloo College, a historically Black college in the early 1960s. Tougaloo College became a safe haven for civil rights activists, with campus leaders like Medgar Evers organizing meetings at the Chapel.

Quintessential Historically Black College University. Located in Tougaloo, Mississippi (neighboring…read moreJackson). It has deep roots in post-Civil War education for freed slaves. Originally chartered in 1871, it became a crucial hub for the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s and provided a safe haven for civil rights activists and community leaders.

worst customer service at the bookstore ive ever had. no way to speak to human, nobody able to…read moretrack orders or problem solve in a reasonable way

When was the last time you supported the arts at JSU? If you have not or you can not remember I…read moresuggest you check out the Theatre Department. Over the past few years they have really committed to bringing quality plays to the city. The actors are truly talented and dedicated. we sometimes overlook the wonderful cultural art scene on our local campuses when we seek entertainment. The Fall play 'Stick Fly this past October was simply fantastic. The story, the actors, the directing... marvelous. I am very proud to have such talent that stems form a place of higher education. Next time you are looking for a bit of entertainment you should see what JSU's Theatre Department is putting together. You will definitely be entertained.

These people can save your life, but if there is a choice, going to another state for care would be…read morebetter. They are the only place in the state that do many procedures, so you have to take what they give. The worst thing is the assembly line care from each specialty consulted where the many students and interns see you, but aren't there to make decisions, they are there to learn....on you. When they made rounds, it was hard to know when you were talking to the doctors who were the decision makers, or their minions. If at all possible avoid health crisis on the weekend, the place comes to a standstill and the least experienced people get to keep the ship afloat till Monday. Care wise, most nurses were okay and almost all were nice. Paula, the nurse tech on the transplant floor was angel with earthly wings. Across the board in Mississippi, they don't know how to swab IV ports or keep IV tubing capped, a potential sepsis problem. They kept the place clean, had working equipment and a decent cafeteria. The patient food was awful, but after all, they are not a hotel.

I've been a student worker at the University of Mississippi Medical Center for three years and have…read morehad a pleasure working among great, organized people who care about their customers and patients. Though I do not work in the medical field, in the office I have always felt welcome and never like I did not belong. The UMMC campus is HUGE and working here for three summers I still only know where certain places are in the hospital. If I ever need help, I find someone wearing a UMMC badge and they are always ready to help and usually they even walk with me to the exact location. I would definitely come here for medical needs in the future.