Mississippi State Newsroom
MSU building construction majors learn by doing
To best direct teams of construction workers, site managers need to know how to do the work, too. (May 1)
Banquet celebrates research at MSU
More than 40 Mississippi State faculty, students and staff are 2013 selections for university research and leadership honors. (Apr 30)
Aerospace professor receives SEC Faculty Award
A Mississippi State aerospace engineering professor and researcher specializing in the structural safety of aircraft is among selections for a 2013 Southeastern Conference Faculty Achievement Award. (Apr 30)
May 1 (Today)
Multi-day Special Schedule for Exams
Multi-day Final Examinations
May 2 (Tomorrow)
Multi-day Special Schedule for Exams
Multi-day Final Examinations
7:30 am B&N Staff Appreciation Days
Certification, pest help offered at May field day
Homemade plant tags give gardens personality
Conservation workshop for teachers scheduled
Crosby Arboretum gets Southern Traveler award
Rains keeping tractors still and planting late
Technology can speed emergency responses
Forensic activities make learning programs fun
Master Gardener conference set for May, open to public
International research reveals new perspectives
AgVentures brings agriculture to life
Points of Pride
More PointsThe university holds more than 2.1 million volumes in Mitchell Memorial Library and four branch locations.
State Snapshot
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BOY SCOUTS DINNER
-- Mississippi State University Athletic Director Scott Stricklin, left, and Ole Miss Athletic Director Ross Bjork, right, joined forces Tuesday to headline the Golden Triangle Friends of Scouting Leadership Dinner held at MSU’s Hunter Henry Center. The annual event is a fundraising effort for the Pushmataha Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America, which serves some 1,300 young people in 10 counties in east Mississippi. Stricklin and Bjork spoke jointly to the group on attributes of leadership and the worth of programs like Scouting in preparing future NCAA student athletes. Shown with the pair are Pushmataha Council president and MSU Vice President for Student Affairs Bill Kibler, second from left, and Starkville Boy Scout Troop 14 Eagle Scout Austin Kibler, second from right.MSU Weather
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Mostly Cloudy, and 64 ° F.
