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Deborah Bynum, first lady of JSU, says: "If I had to describe myself, I would say that I'm fun loving, crazy in love with God, my husband, and my family. My mom has always instilled in me to do unto others as you would have them do unto you. I have always tried to live my life this way." (Photo by Charles A. Smith/JSU)

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First lady Deborah Bynum is all about faith, family, clothes and recycling

  • August 29, 2017

Deborah Elaine Bynum, wife of Jackson State President Dr. William B. Bynum Jr., is seated at a round conference table inside her husband’s office contemplating if there were anything she would change[...]

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JSU hosts NASA Road Tour, expects ties and contracts with federal agencies to soar

  • August 25, 2017

A JSU alum’s keynote address during a two-day NASA Technology Infusion Road Tour hosted by Jackson State University on Tuesday urged visiting HBCUs and Minority-Serving Institutions (MSIs) to position themselves[...]

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JSU SUCCESS: STEM project gets $300,000 funding support from NSF

  • July 10, 2017

A Jackson State University project targeting at-risk and underrepresented students in STEM skills will receive a $300,000 boost from the National Science Foundation to support its work. According to JSU alumnus, Dr.[...]