ASU Mid-South

10/12/2026

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Scott Ferguson.

Scott and his family have been longtime supporters of ASU Mid-South and have made a meaningful impact on our college and our community. We extend our sincere condolences to his family and all those who knew and loved him.

Our thoughts are with them during this difficult time.

The City of West Memphis joins our community in mourning the loss of Dr. Scott Ferguson, a respected physician, former Arkansas State Representative, Chairman of the West Memphis Advertising and Promotion Commission, and longtime business, civic, and philanthropic leader.
Dr. Ferguson dedicated much of his life to serving others. From caring for patients and families throughout our community to representing our area in the Arkansas Legislature, his commitment to making a difference extended far beyond his medical practice.
As the son of former West Memphis Mayor Joyce Ferguson, he continued a family legacy of public service. Through his leadership, generosity, and dedication to improving our community, Dr. Ferguson helped shape the West Memphis we know today.
His contributions to healthcare, economic development, public service, and countless community initiatives will be remembered for generations to come.
West Memphis, Crittenden County, and the entire State of Arkansas are better places because of Dr. Ferguson’s life, leadership, and service.
On behalf of Mayor McClendon and the City of West Memphis, please join us in extend our deepest condolences to the Ferguson family, his friends, colleagues, and everyone whose life he touched.

10/06/2026

ASU Mid-South has announced four finalists in the search for its next chancellor.

Dr. Brad Baine, Dr. Gregory Hudson, Dr. Derek Moore and Dr. Jane Sims will visit campus for interviews with faculty, staff, students and community members Oct. 19-22.

Learn more about the finalists and the chancellor search: https://buff.ly/lOMSVdX

10/05/2026

Drumroll please... Introducing your Fall 2026 *first-ever* Social Squad!
They've already been capturing some great Greyhound content. If you see them on campus, you know what to do 😉 📸
Dekiah - Camille - Sophia - Jaiyana - Gabrielle - Kimora - Jakayla

09/30/2026

Greyhounds, meet your 26-27 Student Ambassadors!
Jazmyne, Erin, Ella, Antonio, Mei & Gabrielle
They represent ASU Mid-South by welcoming visitors, leading campus tours, assisting with recruitment, supporting campus activities and helping new students feel at home. In short: They show others what makes ASU Mid-South special. ❤️
Say hi 👋 if you see them on campus!

09/25/2026

👀 Student Life Committee is making plans!
If you enjoy the activities & celebrations on campus, these are the people working behind the scenes to make them happen.
Keep an eye on your calendars, Greyhounds - new things are coming soon! 🐾

09/24/2026

Is that Fall in the air? 🍁
Our General Biology students are getting hands-on with the changing seasons.
Who can identify this leaf? Leaf a comment - Bio students, we know you've got this!

09/22/2026

TRIO SSS students explored how the note-taking app Genio can make taking notes, staying organized and studying a little easier. 💻
Yes, sometimes you have to learn how to learn! Anything that helps us stay on top of college work is a win in our book. 📚

09/18/2026

ASU Mid-South students, faculty & staff got a lesson on notes from Dr. Leigh Ann Rhea this week.
We learned how to take better notes that will help us focus better, reduce study stress and increase our understanding both in the classroom and after the test is over. Let's be active learners, not just students.
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09/18/2026

We’re honored to be recognized as a Great College to Work For for the sixth time.

ASU Mid-South has earned 2026 recognition in five categories and a place on the program’s Honor Roll, reflecting the people who make ASU Mid-South a great place to work.

Read the full story: https://buff.ly/OSzVX6m

09/17/2026

🇺🇸 Today we celebrate Constitution Day, commemorating the signing of the U.S. Constitution 239 years ago.
ASU Mid-South students marked the day with a panel discussion focused on voting, voter rights and the importance of having a voice in our government.
Volunteers were also on campus to answer questions and help members of the ASU Mid-South community register to vote. 🗳️ Your voice matters, Greyhounds!