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Risk Management offered to student group leaders
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Volunteers needed for United Way mail campaign
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Service DAWGS holds interest session Thursday
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Columbus, Starkville students to be part of children's concert series
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Subway restaurant opens Tuesday with double lines
Image Alternative Text: Mississippi State has been named among the nation's educational institutions "doing the most to embrace America's military service members, veterans, and spouses as students."

MSU among top veteran-friendly educational institutions
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Study abroad over Spring Break 2013 in Brazil
Image Alternative Text: The "Capitol Steps" troupe performs at MSU on Oct. 11 as the first show of the 2012-13 Lyceum Series.

'Capitol Steps' satire to open MSU Lyceum season

Image Alternative Text: Mississippi State University's Alpha Rho Chi fraternity donated $1,250 to Starkville Area Habitat for Humanity. From left are Daniel Torres, fraternity fundraising chairman; Freddie Rasberry, Habitat executive director; and Adam Rhoades, fraternity c...

MSU honor society donates to local Habitat for Humanity
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Theatre MSU season opens next week with \'Antigone\'
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McComas East parking lot closed for re-striping
Image Alternative Text: Mississippi State University landscape architecture students recently visited Leland to meet with community leaders and tour the town. As part of their design class, student teams will develop suggestions of community masterplans for Leland to help t...

MSU partners with town of Leland on masterplan
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Sanderson Center continues fitness bootcamps
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Barnes & Noble announces hours for Fall Break
Image Alternative Text: Gov. Phil Bryant spoke to local high school students at Mississippi State on Wednesday [Oct. 3], encouraging them to be well prepared in STEM subjects and ready to adapt to changing technologies as they become future leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs.

Governor encourages students to consider energy jobs