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Jackson State University also saw a decrease in enrollment compared to fall 2023.

The university had a total of 6,326 students in fall 2024, a decrease of 3.6% from the 6,564 students the previous fall.

This year is the second in a row JSU has seen a decrease in enrollment. In fall 2023, the 6,564 students marked a 5% decrease from the 6,906 students in fall 2022.

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Out of Mississippi's eight public universities, three institutions had a decrease in enrollment compared to last year's data.
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Tickets for the 2024 Pepsi Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Championship presented by General Motors are now available for purchase online at GoJSUTigers.com/Tickets. Tickets can be purchased in person at the Veterans Memorial Stadium Box Office and the Lee E. Williams Athletics and Assembly Center Box Office. In-person ticket box offices are now open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. leading up to the contest.

Reserved and box seat season ticket holders will have now until November 22 to reserve their seats and reserved parking. Any seats and parking not claimed by the November 22 deadline will become available to the general public on November 25.

General admission tickets are $50 and will be $55 on game day. Reserved seats are $70 in advance and $75 on game day. Box seats are $90 in advance and $95 on game day. Children 5 years of age and under are eligible for FREE admission. All general admission and reserved tickets on the visiting side are also available for purchase.

General parking is on sale for $35.

The 2024 Pepsi Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Championship is scheduled for 1 p.m. on Saturday, December 7.

For questions and assistance, fans can contact the Veterans Memorial Stadium Box Office at 601-354-6021 and the Lee E. Williams Athletics and Assembly Center Box Office at 601-979-0845 or jsuticketoffice@jsums.edu.

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Jackson State University Tigers will be celebrated with City of Jackson parade​


The City of Jackson will host a parade honoring the Jackson State University Tigers football team for their awe-inspiring victory in Atlanta, where they defeated South Carolina State 28-7 to win their first Celebration Bowl. The parade, organized in partnership with JSU, kicks off tentatively at 3 p.m. on Friday, January 17, 2025.

The event will feature appearances by Head Coach T.C. Taylor and the national championship-winning Tigers. Taylor is a former JSU quarterback and receiver who set records during his matriculation at the HBCU. The Pike County native wins the Celebration Bowl in his second year at the helm, solidifying himself as the first Jackson State coach to snag the history-making title in Atlanta.

“This national championship is for the City of Jackson and won by a Mississippi-grown Jackson State alum. I can’t think of a better way to honor the accomplishments of this team than with a parade in our city. I want to thank the City of Jackson for spearheading this campaign to honor our football program, and I can’t wait until January 17,” said Vice President and Director of Athletics Ashley Robinson.

The Tigers’ Celebration Bowl victory reflects the heart, hustle and unmatched excellence of JSU. A parade offers every fan—whether they cheered from the stands, streamed the games or proudly repped the blue and white—a chance to come together and relish the moment.

Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba shared that the parade is his response to numerous requests from supporters eager to celebrate the monumental achievement of the JSU Tigers Football Team, whose historic success continues to capture widespread media attention.

“I am extremely proud of our JSU Tigers. “Their win is the culmination of a season-long commitment and dedication to one another. It is also rooted in the leadership of Head Coach T.C. Taylor and staff, and we look forward to continued excellence. The parade is just one way the City of Jackson can show its appreciation to these scholar athletes, coaches and staff,” said Lumumba.

Stay tuned for updates by visiting www.jsumsnews.com. Let’s show up and show out for the Tigers!

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Jackson State University Tigers will be celebrated with City of Jackson parade - JSU Newsroom

The City of Jackson will host a parade honoring the Jackson State University Tigers football team for their awe-inspiring victory in Atlanta, where they defeated South Carolina State 28-7 to win their first Celebration Bowl. The parade, organized in partnership with JSU, kicks off tentatively at...
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