Molly Minta is a journalist with a focus on local news in Mississippi, particularly in the Jackson area. She has written for various publications including Mississippi Today, Yahoo News, The Hechinger Report, The Star-Herald, Inc., and Hattiesburg Publishing. Molly's articles cover a range of topics including education, public universities, criminal justice, and current events in Mississippi.
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Molly Minta's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on education-related topics in Mississippi. Her articles often feature announcements from government officials and legal policy regulations, particularly regarding higher education institutions in the state.
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The University of Southern Mississippi's administration building in Hattiesburg. Credit: AP photo
The access division at Ole Miss replaces the university's Division of Diversity and Community Engagement.
The University of Mississippi's plan to replace an administrative division dedicated to diversity, equity and inclusion with one focused on access won approval by its governing board last week.
By: Molly Minta
Jackson State University students register to vote during the JSU Votes Civic Engagement Initiative on National Voter Registration Day, Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2023, in Jackson, Miss. A number of the student groups hosted a voter registration drive and provided a forum for students and candidates to meet prior to upcoming local and state elections. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)
By: Molly Minta
In 2016, Jarrius Adams’ absentee ballot never arrived at his apartment in Oxford, so the then-19-year-old at the University of Mississippi was left with one option to vote: Skip all
By: Molly Minta
IHL trustee and prominent Mississippi Republican Jeanne Carter Luckey has died.
By: Molly Minta
Jeanne Carter Luckey, a Mississippi Gulf Coast philanthropist who served as the state's Republican National committeewoman, died on Thursday, Nov. 7. She was 63.
Mississippi’s Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees , which oversees the state's public universities, voted Thursday to delete the word “diversity” from several policies.
By: Molly Minta
The governing board of Mississippi's public universities voted Thursday to delete the word “diversity” from several policies, including a requirement that the board evaluate university presidents on campus diversity outcomes.
By: Molly Minta
The governing board of Mississippi's public universities voted Thursday to delete the word “diversity” from several policies, including a requirement that the board evaluate university presidents on campus diversity outcomes.
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