Sixty new members of the Rho Sigma Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at Jones College were officially inducted into the two-year International Honor Society. Advisers of the honor society opened the spring induction ceremony to include any current member on campus wishing to participate in an in-pe…
Lauren Lindsey set the Jones College school record for home runs as the No. 5 Bobcats took two from Hinds Wednesday afternoon at Rene T. Warren Field.
LUBBOCK, Texas – The Jones College Bobcats have drawn a bye in the upcoming NJCAA Division I Tournament and will play their first game on March 24.
The Area 17 Special Olympics Spring Games will be Friday, March 31, at Jones College in Ellisville.
The MACCC and Region 23 champion Jones College Bobcats dominated the 2022-23 All-MACCC team.
No. 8 Jones College (25-3) withstood a fourth-quarter rally Sunday afternoon at A.E. Wood Coliseum to knock off rival Pearl River, 59-51, and punch its ticket to the NJCAA Division I Tournament for an unrivaled seventh straight season.
By Shawn Wansley
Jones College held off a late surge by Baton Rouge (Louisiana) to win the opening game of a twinbill, 8-6, and then exploded for eight runs in the sixth inning of game two for a 10-7 victory to sweep the Bears here Sunday afternoon.
Last year was an historic season for Jones College men’s tennis. For the first time since 1985, the Bobcats captured the MACCC and Region 23 championships. Head coach Brooks Buffington expects to field another talented squad this spring.
Four of the Free State’s most talented football players are staying close to home after inking National Letters of Intent to play at Jones College.
The artwork of Russ Farris will be on display at the Eula Bass Lewis Art Gallery on the campus of Jones College through Feb. 17. The public is invited to view, free of charge, the unique cartoon and pop culture display of paintings, sketches, illustrations and prints called “Saturday Morning…
When artist Sean “Star Wars” Stewart first visited with Jones College students eight years ago, before being featured in Season 2 of HGTV’s “Home Town,” he had just moved to Laurel from New Orleans.
No. 11 Jones College women’s basketball team won its eighth straight contest with an 81-49 decision over East Mississippi Monday night at A.B. Howard Gymnasium. The Lady Bobcats are now 14-3 overall and lead the MACCC with a 6-0 mark.
Fall Semester Honor Roll at Jones College Announced
With the overwhelming response from the public attending the Jones College Christmas tree lighting and musical performance, the Laurel Salvation Army has been able to provide enough toys for everyone but 10 Angel Tree children. More than 100 new, unwrapped toys were collected for the Salvati…
$108K raised for alumni foundation
Jones College is inviting the public to celebrate the Christmas season with the annual tree-lighting and Salvation Army Toy Drive on Thursday, Dec. 1. Beginning at 6 p.m., the Christmas tree lighting will take place outside on the C.L. Neill Student Center Plaza with Christmas carols and per…
The first official “Day of Giving” at Jones College was in 2019. The all-day event on campus was organized to encourage faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends to help grow and continue the mission of the Jones College Foundation, Inc.
Jones College’s Alumni Association and Foundation expanded its Honor Alumni recognition event to include four new awards at homecoming celebrations. “Rising Stars” Mason Strickland of Soso and Ashton Williams of Petal were honored along with “Achievement and Excellence Award” recipients Cell…
Jones College forestry and horticulture students had the unique opportunity to get a hands-on lesson using cutting edge technology called “Ground Penetrating Radar.” Fulgham Tree Preservation Inc. owner and president, David Fulgham and board-certified master arborist Loren Erickson introduce…
PERKINSTON – Fourth-ranked Jones College led Mississippi Gulf Coast 24-17 at halftime.
The Laurel Rotary Club welcomed Jones College president Dr. Jesse Smith, who shared information regarding the success of the college. Smith, right, is shown with Dr. John Wallace. (Photo submitted)
Jones College’s Office of Student Affairs and Student Government Association along with campus clubs and organizations will host the annual “Treats in the Streets” night of activities on Monday, Oct. 31, from 5-7:30 p.m. The trick-or-treat trail event will be in front of the C.L. Neill Stude…
It will be a quick turnaround for No. 4 Jones College this week.
History has been made in Ellisville.
For the third time this year, Jones College’s Tyler Harris has been selected MACCC Goalkeeper of the Week.
Plans are underway to make homecoming at Jones College a spectacular event this year with special reunions for the former Mr. and Miss JCJC, the 2002 baseball conference champions, the 50th reunion for the JCJC Class of 1972, and members of the classes of 1960-65 from Ellisville High School.
Jones College is hosting a community-wide blood drive Monday through Wednesday in the D.O. Thoms Physical Education Building. Jones College students with classes in the Industrial Services Building were able to give blood on Monday with Vitalant’s Blood Mobile located in the parking lot. On …
A trio of talented former Bobcats comprise the 2022 Jones College Sports Hall of Fame class.
Jones College was one of 11 educational institutions — the only Mississippi school — to receive a $25,000 grant from the American Welding Society’s Foundation. The grant was awarded with the intention of these institutions making improvements, investing in capital items such as welding or me…
Jones College has announced the 2022 Summer Session honor roll scholars. Full-Time students with 15 hours or more and who maintain the following grade-point averages will make the honor roll: President’s List--4.0; Dean’s List--3.99-3.5: Faculty List--3.49-3.0.
A pinning and graduation ceremony for 21 students who recently finished Jones College’s Practical Nursing program celebrated their accomplishments while overcoming many obstacles.
Agricultural science courses have always been a part of the curriculum and lifestyle at Jones College. After all, it was established in 1911 as Jones County Agricultural High School.
Jones College sophomores Lauren Baker of Ellisville, Braden Dennis of Laurel, Samuel Marlow of Petal and Rebecca Speights of Silver Creek each received a Mississippi Engineering Society scholarship to earn their engineering degrees. Baker, Marlow and Speights are planning to attend Mississip…
Jones College has announced the 2022 spring semester honor roll scholars. Full-Time students with 15 hours or more and who maintain the following grade-point averages will make the honor roll: President’s List--4.0; Dean’s List--3.99-3.5: Faculty List--3.49-3.0.
The motto at Jones College is “Inspiring Greatness.” Dr. Jesse Smith, president of the college, said that motto is especially fitting for the 660 graduates in the Class of 2022, which has inspired administrators, faculty and staff as they persevered through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The MACCC Softball Tournament will take place May 4-7 at Community Bank Park/Gwen Magee Field on the campus of Jones College. Jones earned the host role by winning the MACCC regular-season crown. Head coach Chris Robinson’s Bobcats are 39-8 overall and finished 26-2 in conference play.
PEARL – Former Jones College football player Kevin Jackson was inducted into the Mississippi Community and Junior College Sports Hall of Fame Tuesday evening at the Muse Center on the Rankin County campus of Hinds Community College.
The inaugural Bobcat Golf Tournament was a success. Nineteen teams participated in the event, which took place on April 22 at Laurel Country Club. The tournament was a fundraiser for the Jones College men’s golf program.
Jones College posted an important sweep of No. 3 Copiah-Lincoln Wednesday evening at Community Bank Park/Gwen Magee Field. Nia Luckett (Philadelphia) had seven strikeouts and three base hits in the opener to lead the Bobcats to a 6-3 win. In Game 2, Kathryn Smith (Luling, La.) hit two home r…
Once upon a time, all of my favorite active players in any sport seemed larger than life.
Jones College sophomore Natalee Ainsworth of Laurel was crowned “Most Beautiful 2022” at the annual Jones College Most Beautiful Pageant in the M.P. Bush Fine Arts Auditorium.
Seven Jones College sophomore art students will have their artwork on display through May 6 in their final exhibition in the Eula Bass Lewis Art Gallery on the Ellisville campus. The public is invited to a reception at 1:30 p.m. on April 19 for sophomores Savannah Couch of Ellisville, Aryn C…
Seven Jones College sophomore art students will have their artwork on display through May 6 in their final exhibition in the Eula Bass Lewis Art Gallery on the Ellisville campus. The public is invited to a reception at 1:30 p.m. on April 19 for sophomores Savannah Couch of Ellisville, Aryn C…
A recent partnership between Jones College and William Carey University will mean more options than ever for students to earn bachelor’s degrees, in a shorter amount of time and with less costs, officials said.
Jones College competed in the Mississippi Press Association’s Better Newspaper Contest for colleges and brought home the General Excellence award in the community college category.
Jones College has often been the launching pad that propels students forward with preparedness into a future they didn’t originally plan for. Pam Skaggs (former Musgrove), a lifelong resident of Ellisville and a 1986 Jones graduate, didn’t plan on a future in nursing. Her fresh start at Jone…
Music will fill the air once again on the Jones College campus during April. The musical feast featuring musicians from the region and music from around the world, composed centuries ago to the present, will be heard on Fridays in April at the Foote Chapel.
Jones College’s visual arts instructor Melanie Eubanks was honored as Jones College’s 2021-22 Mississippi Humanities Council Teacher of the Year. Each community college and university select a faculty representative that the MHC honors with a cash award and certificate.
Jones College has announced the 2021 fall semester honor roll scholars. Full-Time students with 15 hours or more and who maintain the following grade-point averages will make the honor roll: President’s List--4.0; Dean’s List--3.99-3.5: Faculty List--3.49-3.0.
