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Feature Articles
Amy Tuck—focused on people |
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| Lt. Gov. Amy Tuck (BA '85, MPPA '94) is a people person. This isn't something she has to tell you—it can easily be seen as she moves through the corridors of the state Capitol. | |
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Summer program teaches kids the science behind golf |
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| Mississippi State's newest summer camp has area teens scrambling for the golf course to learn science, physics, and math. | |
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Howard Industries: Growing on customer service |
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| Laurel-based Howard Industries is a nationally recognized electrical manufacturing and transportation company. But in its latest enterprise, Howard is a David in a field of Goliaths. | |
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Long, hot days and the smell of the soil |
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| For Ann Ruscoe, Mississippi's first woman county agent, the smell of freshly turned soil and being able to contribute to the community far outweigh the hot, dry hours afield. | |
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Victorian-era culture preserved in digitized music collection |
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| Nearly a century after being composed, printed, and performed, more than 22,000 pieces of sheet music are being given new exposure at Mississippi State. | |
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Making Mississippi high-tech mecca goal of new MSU center |
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| Taking a cue from California's Silicon Valley, a team of Mississippi State engineers is working to see this state become known as the "silicon carbide valley." | |
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Campus shines with a fresh new look |
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| The campus is taking on a fresh new look as construction and renovations proceed. | |
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Wildlife research tracks Mississippi predators |
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| A 10-year study by Mississippi State's Forest and Wildlife Research Center is yielding some surprises about the state's wildlife populations. |
Iron Dawgs! |
| Imagine the pressure it takes to crush rock into dust. Now you have a good idea of what it's like to shake hands with an 'Iron Dawg'! | |
