Student Spotlight: Laklee Howell
Howell is a University Transfer student taking 18 credit hours this semester, and though a freshman, she needs only five more hours to be classified as a sophomore after earning dual credit in high school.
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Howell is a University Transfer student taking 18 credit hours this semester, and though a freshman, she needs only five more hours to be classified as a sophomore after earning dual credit in high school.
The Lady Eagles will open the 2026 season at home on Tuesday, Jan. 27, hosting Coastal Alabama-North in a doubleheader beginning at noon at Tommy McDonald Field.
An opening reception for Koystal's exhibit is Feb. 5, from 3-5:30 p.m. in the gallery, which is located in the Davidson Fine Arts Center in Ivy-Scaggs Hall on the MCC campus. The exhibit will be on display through March 5.
MCCs Arts & Letters Series continues its Art of Connection theme this spring with a lineup of performances that highlight music, theater, dance, and community programs, featuring events designed to bring high-quality, affordable arts experiences to the Meridian area.
Navigating the demands of high school while stepping into college life can be overwhelming, but for three Meridian Collegiate Academy students, a helping hand from MCC staffers is making a difference.

