School building in downtown Jackson, the New Men's Residence Hall, the New Women's Residence Hall, Jennings Hall, and Latimer House (a Victorian house later used for alumni receptions).
=== 21st century ===
From 2002 to 2015, the college's enrollment grew from 3,227 to 5,152. The number includes a record of 618 freshmen.
The number of international students rose from nine to a record 505 students from more than two dozen nations in fall 2015.
The college added a physician assistant program in 2011. MC was the first institution in Mississippi to offer such a degree. MC now offers doctorates in educational leadership and professional counseling.
Mississippi College was granted an exception to Title IX in 2015, which allows it to legally discriminate against LGBT students for religious reasons.
As part of a restructuring process for the school's bicentennial in 2026, the school's name will be changed to Mississippi Christian University starting that academic year.
=== Presidents ===
Mississippi College has had …
