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Building construction science majors receive scholarships, awards

Mississippi State students from Mississippi, Alabama, Alaska, Georgia, Louisiana, New Jersey, Tennessee and Texas are receiving 2016-17 building…

Image Alternative Text: Alesa Taylor receives a check from the Weed Science Society of America and is pictured with Will Evans, head of MSU’s Department of Food Science, Nutrition and Health Promotion, and Mike Phillips, head of the Department of Plant and Soil Sciences. Taylor is working on undergraduate research under the direction of John Byrd, plant and soil sciences professor, and Sylvia Byrd, food science, nutrition and health promotion professor. (Photo submitted)

MSU students honored at national weed science conference
Image Alternative Text: Under the direction of Associate Professor of Music Gary Packwood (front, far left), the Mississippi State University State Singers are wrapping up a nine-day performance tour in Austria and the Czech Republic. (Photo submitted)

MSU State Singers conclude European performance tour
Image Alternative Text: Among other honors, Mississippi State’s Division of Student Affairs recently awarded its first Bill Broyles Assistant Vice President Emeritus Professional of the Year Award during an end-of-the-school-year banquet. Pictured with MSU Vice President for Student Affairs Regina Hyatt is the award’s namesake Bill Broyles. Now retired, Broyles came to MSU in 1979 as a financial manager in the university’s auxiliary services department. Over the years, he also has served as assistant comptroller, associate directo

MSU staff, organizations honored with 2016 Student Affairs awards

Seven staff members and two organizations at Mississippi State recently received major recognition from the Division of Student Affairs for their…

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Bonner named MSU’s new provost, executive vice president

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National interior design association honors MSU student chapter
Image Alternative Text: MSU Orientation Leaders for 2016-17 include (first row, l-r) Molly Dance, Audrey Jarvis, Abby Richardson, Gracie Hoggard, Taylor Darnell, Mary Jennings Bouchillon, Savannah Metz, (second, l-r) Ogo Johnson, Haley Hobart, Ali Graham, Katelyn Seago, Tyler McMurray, Molly McAdams, Kristian Hefley, Elaine Vyles, (third, l-r) Jake Goodwin, Hayden Park, Jerome Woodson, Austin Fitch, Kyle Holliman, Josh Daniels, Josh Barnett and Calvin Waddy. (Photo by Megan Bean)

MSU announces 2016 student orientation leaders
Image Alternative Text: State higher education commissioner Glenn F. Boyce spoke to Mississippi State graduates during spring commencement exercises Friday and Saturday [May 6-7] in Humphrey Coliseum. He told the more than 2,600 candidates for degrees to dare greatly and change the world. (Photo by Russ Houston)

IHL head implores MSU grads to dare greatly, find success
Image Alternative Text: Jan Chambers, director of the Center for Environmental Health Sciences and professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine, works with Antonio Ward, an environmental toxicology doctoral student from West Point, in the Toxicology Lab located in MSU’s Wise Center.

MSU offers students world-class research experiences
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NSBE chapter at Mississippi State earns national awards
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MSU grads to hear IHL head; alums Rouse, Thompson to be honored
Image Alternative Text: Mississippi State leaders inspired by the overwhelming response to “Infinite Impact,” the most successful fundraising campaign in university history, celebrated MSU President Mark E. Keenum’s announcement today [April 28] of a historic retargeting of the campaign with a fundraising goal of $1 billion by 2020. Joining in the announcement were (from left) John P. Rush, vice president of Development and Alumni; Keenum; Earnie Deavenport, chair of the MSU Foundation Board of Directors; Mickey Holliman, Bulldog

As support for ‘Infinite Impact’ soars, Mississippi State extends fundraising campaign goal to $1 billion