Mississippi Valley State University is excited to announce the kickoff of its 2024-2029 Strategic Planning initiative beginning in November 2023. The initiative will help to outline a bold new vision for the university over the next five years.
Following a year with record enrollment decline across the country, the question on the minds of many higher education professionals was, will college enrollment rebound for the 2023-2024 academic year?
For Mississippi Valley State University (MVSU), that question was a resounding "YES" as the university experienced a 16.9-percent increase in its fall enrollment numbers, reporting 2,196 students compared to the 1,879 students enrolled in the Fall of 2022.
September 18 — Mississippi Valley State University is proud to be named a Fulbright Historically Black College and University (HBCU) Institutional Leader for 2023. Each year, the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) recognizes the decisive engagement of select HBCUs with the Fulbright Program, the U.S. government's flagship international academic exchange program.
By LaTunya Evans, Communication Specialist
Mississippi Valley State University (MVSU) graduates Lillian Matthews-Hollins, and Linda Matthews-Wilson recently celebrated their 50th-year high school reunion in March, which was a great deal for the twin sisters who were not expected to live long after birth.
Each year, Mississippi Valley State University (MVSU) takes a musical trip that connects the past to the present during its B.B. King Day Symposium at MVSU in honor of the legendary blues musician.
On Thursday, September 7, 2023, the symposium will celebrate its ninth year and highlight the "Origins of the Blues" in the R.W. Harrison Sports Complex. The B.B. King Recording Studio, The B.B. King Museum, and Delta Interpretive Center sponsor the symposium.
Mississippi Valley State University held its Fall 2023 Faculty and Staff Orientation on Monday, August 14, in the R.W Harrison Complex. Faculty and staff were informed of the university’s values and expectations for the upcoming academic year during the event.
Mississippi Valley State University is excited to announce the hiring Byron Cartlidge as the new University Police Chief.
Cartlidge, a native of Greenville, MS., has 15 years of experience in law enforcement and has served as a captain with the university police over the past four and a half years. He replaces Xavier Redmond, who retired in June.
Dear MVSU Community,
Dameon Shaw, the Vice President for University Advancement, External Relations, and Information Security at Mississippi Valley State University, is pleased to announce the hiring of Michael Colston as the Assistant Vice President for University Advancement.
