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WCU President Dr. Tommy King, left, visits with Laurel Mayor Johnny Magee during an open house hosted by the WCU College of Osteopathic Medicine. Many years ago, Dr. King taught a Bible class at old Gardner High School in Laurel. Mayor Magee was a student in that Bible class – and he says he got an “A”!

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William Carey seeks future medical students
By SUZANNE MONK
Thu,12/30/21-5:00PM , 2,837 Reads
When the William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM) was founded a decade ago, it had one major focus – create primary care physicians to work in under-served areas of Mississippi and the Southeast U.S.
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Christian Chandler of Ocean Springs, a sophomore music education major, performs a clarinet solo during a concert by the WCU Symphonic Winds at the Mississippi Bandmasters Association State Band Clinic.

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WCU Symphonic Winds perform at Mississippi Bandmasters Clinic
By SUZANNE MONK
Mon,12/27/21-6:00PM , 1,851 Reads
The Symphonic Winds of William Carey University performed Dec. 9 during the Annual Mississippi Bandmasters Association State Band Clinic in Natchez.
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William Carey Recipient of $1.9 Million MDE Grant
By SUZANNE MONK
Thu,12/23/21-2:50PM , 1,659 Reads
The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) has awarded almost $10 million in grants to fight the state’s teacher shortage to five universities – William Carey University, The University of Southern Mississippi, Delta State University, Jackson State University, and Mississippi State University.
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Photo by WCU / Kari Lynn Somers of United Way of Southeast Mississippi, left, Dr. Kathy Young of First Presbyterian Church, and Dr. Patti Permenter of William Carey University serve on the steering committee for the Hattiesburg Excel By 5 Coalition.

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William Carey University & Hattiesburg Excel By 5 work towards building healthy communities
By SUZANNE MONK
Thu,12/16/21-3:42PM , 1,026 Reads
The Hattiesburg Excel By 5 Coalition is working to identify community resources that can help families ensure their children are healthy, happy, and ready to learn by the time they enter kindergarten.
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