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Celebrating Independence Day
Image Alternative Text: With a worker tending to the grass in the cneter median, MSU's landscape crew works to maintain MSU's North Entrance Drive..

Preparation on George Perry
Image Alternative Text: In the foreground of an array of microphones stretched out in a field ajacent to Greenwood-LeFlore Airport, a Raspet engineer in the foreground adjusts the microphone angle.

Researching unmanned aircraft system flights

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Seeing What MSU has to Offer
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Under the Sun
Image Alternative Text: The morning sun catches sprinkler droplets over a flower bed in front of Swalm.

Preparing Campus
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Growing Season
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MSU Observes Memorial Day
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South Farm in Spring
Image Alternative Text: Portrait of Longest Student Health Center RN Allison Townsend.

Celebrating Our Nurses

Image Alternative Text: MSU President Dr. Mark Keenum prepares to address graduates and their families through a virtual commencement ceremony due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Congratulating Fellow Bulldogs
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Electric Research
Image Alternative Text: With red roses blooming in the foreground, Mitchell Memorial Library's facade catches the afternoon sunlight.

National Library Week
Image Alternative Text: Industrial and systems engineering Ph.D. student Abdullah Al Mamun of Bangladesh monitors the production of face shields by an MSU team making their first set for health care facilities in Meridian. Using 3D printers and basic office supplies, the engineers and researchers are manufacturing 250 of the face protectors per week to be delivered to medical professionals caring for patients with coronavirus.

Producing 250 Protectors A Week
Image Alternative Text: Dr. Clifton Story provides a health update for the Mississippi State community Thursday [April 16] on COVID-19. The online forum continues a series of university information sessions hosted by the director of University Health Services.

Keeping the MSU Family Informed
Image Alternative Text: Dr. Philip Pearson, a staff physician for MSU’s Longest Health Center, gets a detailed description of the facility’s new face mask sanitizer from mechanical engineering student Ryden Smith.

Sterilizing Masks in Minutes
Image Alternative Text: Two mechanical engineering students, Ryden Smith, right, of Tuscaloosa, and Wesley Cameron of Richton, work to convert a truck toolbox into a UV sterilization device at Mississippi State’s Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems. The device will be used to sterilize masks for MSU's Longest Student Health Center Staff, filling a need during the COVID-19 pandemic and a national shortage of masks.

Students Creating Solutions
Image Alternative Text: Sewing homemade medical masks

In the Sewing Spirit
Image Alternative Text: MSU delivers retrofitted ventilators to MEMA.

Getting Ventilators to the Front Lines
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A Natural Optimism
Image Alternative Text: MSU President Mark E. Keenum speaks during a Monday [March 30] meeting of the university's COVID-19 Working Group in the Colvard Student Union. The group, which consists of campus leaders and key personnel, has been meeting daily while practicing social distancing guidelines to assess the COVID-19 threat and guide the university through changes dictated by the pandemic.

COVID-19 Working Group
Image Alternative Text: CEO Josh West, left, turned to MSU and the university’s ICET for answers on precise mask filtration levels in the splashguard-type protectors so he can pass the information on to consumers. Small businesses, universities, large corporations and other entities across the nation are using their resources to combat the mask shortage amid COVID-19. 

Measuring Face Mask Filtration
Image Alternative Text: Spring rains on campus, Japanese Magnolias framing a lone person walking with an umbrella

Spring Showers
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Signs of spring
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Making Progress
Image Alternative Text: Female PhD student wearing brown hijab and lab coat alongside a male in lab coat observing fish in white holding containers

Developing New Innovations
Image Alternative Text: With black puppy held between them, a CVM veterinarian and student hold a stethoscope to the puppy in an exam room.

TLC for Talle the Puppy
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Swimming Along
Image Alternative Text: Surrounded by Drill Field green grass, a 10 week old puppy with dachsand proportions strains from its leash towards the camera with its tongue out.

Puppy Play
Image Alternative Text: Lit by a spotlight, models in 1920s clothes walk down the Library stairs and work the runway at the base surrounded by the seated audience.

Ready for Ragtime