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Image Alternative Text: For the fourth consecutive year, Mississippi State’s Judy and Bobby Shackouls Honors College is presenting an outdoor production for Classical Week. Free to all, this year’s performances take place Tuesday and Wednesday [Sept. 27-28] at 6 p.m. in the Zacharias Village courtyard behind Griffis Hall. Four humanities scholars, including two from MSU, also will present a lecture titled “Another Look at Seneca’s ‘Phaedra’” at 2 p.m. Thursday [Sept. 29] in Griffis Hall, Room 401C. (Photo by Megan Bean)

MSU Shackouls Honors College to present Classical Week 2016

As part of its fourth annual celebration of Greek, Roman and other ancient-world cultures, Mississippi State’s Judy and Bobby Shackouls Honors…

Image Alternative Text: Sarah Lee (Photo by Russ Houston)

MSU researchers awarded NSF grant to encourage women in computing
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Ethics researcher Gregory Pence speaks this week at MSU
Image Alternative Text: Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice William L. “Bill” Waller Jr. served Friday [Sept. 16] as keynote speaker during Mississippi State’s Constitution Day program. The Jackson native is a 1974 graduate of MSU, where he is a member of the John C. Stennis Institute of Government and Community Development’s Advisory Board. (Photo by Beth Wynn)

Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice speaks at MSU

“Mississippi State can prepare you for anything,” Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice William L. “Bill” Waller Jr. said Friday [Sept. 16] at the…

Image Alternative Text: Mississippi State University’s student chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects hosted PARK(ing) Day September 16 near Colvard Student Union. The annual event turns a parking space (or two) into a temporary park. (Photo by Megan Bean)

Paving the way for green space: ASLA chapter converts parking spaces into temporary park
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Miss MSU program takes place Sept. 23 in Lee Hall
Image Alternative Text: Joseph Metz (left) and Jacob Craig were both recently featured in Jewish Scene magazine. The two MSU students wrote about their experiences growing up Jewish in the deep south. (Photo by Beth Wynn)

MSU students featured in Jewish Scene magazine
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Michelangelo, ‘David’ to share spotlight in MSU program
Image Alternative Text: During her first formal presentation as a John Grisham Master Teacher this week, Mississippi State Associate Professor of English Kelly A. Marsh emphasized the importance of ensuring that all students’ voices are validated in class discussions. Marsh provided audience members in Mitchell Memorial Library’s John Grisham Room with an overview of strategies she feels validates guided discussion as a foundational aspect of students’ education. (Photo by Megan Bean)

New MSU Grisham Master Teacher encourages diverse voices
Image Alternative Text: On Tuesday and Wednesday [Sept. 20 and 21] at Humphrey Coliseum, MSU Career Days will provide students and alumni with opportunities to network and discuss career goals with employer representatives from around the country. (Photo by Robert Lewis)

175 employers coming for MSU fall Career Days

Image Alternative Text: The Clothesline Project returns to MSU this week. Taking place on the Drill Field, it enables participants to create shirt designs that promote awareness of different forms of violence, as well as healing for victims. (Photo by Hunter Hart)

Clothesline Project returns to MSU campus
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McCullough to serve as first MSU executive in residence