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Tougaloo College Hosts Medgar and Myrlie Evers Home Induction

Tougaloo College’s historical Woodworth Chapel made history, again, Friday, August 3, 2018, as the location where documentation was signed, designating the Medgar and Myrlie Evers Home as the fourth historical landmark inducted into the African-American Civil Rights Network. Noted for its pivotal role as a safe haven for civil rights activists, Tougaloo’s role remains evident as it hosted another historical ceremony, which sought to honor the sacrifice and perseverance of the Evers family.

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Tougaloo College Opens New Early College High School

President Beverly Wade Hogan proudly welcomed the newest set of young eaglets to campus during the official opening of the Early College High School at Tougaloo College on August 8, 2018. The College has made history again by offering about 40 Jackson Public School ninth graders the opportunity to take college courses at Tougaloo while in high school.

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Tougaloo College Partners with Princeton University Library for Archival Program

Tougaloo College is proud to recognize its campus archivist and three students for their recent participation in Princeton University’s on-campus Archives Research and Collaborative History Program.

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Universities Studying Slavery, 2018 Fall Symposium

Universities, Slavery, Respond and Repair

October 24-26, Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, MS
Call for Papers, Presentations and Panels

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Tougaloo Professors Win National Science Foundation Awards

Two Tougaloo Professors Win Awards From the National Science Foundation

Tougaloo, MS (May 21, 2018) – Two faculty members at Tougaloo College have been awarded approximately $700,000 from the National Science Foundation (NSF).

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New Study Finds Tougaloo College Makes $42 Million Impact on Local and Regional Economies

Tougaloo College is a valuable economic engine in its community, generating substantial economic returns year after year. A landmark study commissioned by UNCF—HBCUs Make America Strong: The Positive Economic Impact of Historically Black Colleges and Universities—found that Tougaloo’s annual impact is robust and far-reaching.

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Coursemaster

Course Schedules Information

2018 Spring Course Schedule

2018 Summer Course Schedule (Updated 4/11/18)

2018-19 Fall Course Schedule (Updated 8/15/18)

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Orientation/Registration for New Students

2018-2019 New Student Orientation Schedule

Saturday, August 11, 2018

8:00 am – 3:00 pm New Student Check-In /Move In
Commuter and Residential Students
Admissions, Financial Aid, Student ID’s,
Parking Decals, Bursar, and Health and Wellness
Kroger Gymnasium
1:00 pm
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Tougaloo College: A Special Place

Tougaloo College is a private, independent, liberal arts institution, offering undergraduate degrees in twenty-nine majors in the areas of education, the humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences, and graduate degrees in teaching and child development. Since its founding in 1869, the College has maintained a rich tradition of excellence, relevance, and influence, creating a legacy of distinction in higher education. According to the National Science Foundation, Tougaloo ranks among the top twenty-five U.S. institutions whose graduates earn their Ph.D. degrees in the science and engineering disciplines. The Washington Monthly lists Tougaloo among the top ten Best Bang for the Buck colleges in the nation. And, the Educate to Career College Rankings Index ranked the College #23 out of the 1222 U.S. institutions included in the rankings for best economic value. Tougaloo College is any student's passport to success.

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