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Millsaps Informational Tour
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English
House

A
colonial brick structure, the Millsaps English House contains all
the faculty offices for the English
department, as well as a meeting room and a student lounge that
are used for both readings and social gatherings. The house was
originally built around 1950 as the President's home, and the fireplace
and kitchen built for resident use are still functional today.
Since
English is one of the most popular majors on campus,
Millsaps offers several language-related extra-curricular
activities for interested students. The Stylus,
Millsaps' student literary magazine, is published twice
a year. Students may submit work for publication in
the Stylus to a student publications board.
Millsaps also supports a chapter of Sigma Tau Delta,
a national English honor society that promotes interest
in literature and the English language. In addition,
Millsaps students can join the English Club, which is
open to students of all disciplines and hosts annual
parties, readings, and other literary events.
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