Mississippi State University and Starkville Area Habitat for Humanity volunteers and officials broke ground Monday for the third annual Maroon Edition Habitat for Humanity project. A service learning component of the university's Maroon Edition First-Year Reading Experience, this year's house will benefit a local working mother and her three children. Pictured are MSU assistant professor and student affairs program coordinator April Heiselt; members of the project partner family Jejuan, Kimberly, Jermeria and Damyia Riley; MSU President Mark Keenum; Starkville Mayor Parker Wiseman; Starkville Area Habitat for Humanity President Allan Tucker; Habitat for Humanity board member Florence Henley; and Meggan Franks of MSU's Office of Student Leadership and Community Engagement. Freddie Rasberry, executive director of Starkville Area Habitat for Humanity, looks on from behind. For more visit facebook.com/msstate.