Chance Lowe, a senior German and criminology double major who is minoring in Russian, is Mississippi State’s fourth David L. Boren Scholarship recipient in the past five years.

Mississippi State students recently distilled semesters’ worth of research into short and easily understandable pitches during the annual Three Minute Thesis competition.

The Department of Chemistry at Mississippi State University hosts Thomas Holme—editor-in-chief of the Journal of Chemical Education—as keynote speaker at this month’s W. Lester S. Andrews Graduate Research Symposium, an annual event offering graduate students a forum for judged poster presentations.

Mississippi State is recognizing faculty and staff with annual awards for exceptional teaching, mentoring and advising, honoring those making a difference in students’ lives.

A Mississippi State professor from the university’s main campus in Starkville and an assistant clinical professor from MSU-Meridian are top award winners this year for the Mississippi chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, honoring their achievements and continuing work in social work education.

Mississippi State’s Department of Geosciences, in collaboration with the Partnership Middle School—Starkville Oktibbeha County School District’s sixth and seventh grades—this week officially have opened an interactive weather station to help students better understand how air masses and frontal boundaries affect daily weather.

Mississippi State recently recognized students’ faculty-guided research efforts during the spring Undergraduate Research Symposium.

A Mississippi State senior biochemistry major is the university’s ninth Fulbright finalist in the last six years.

The Gamma of Mississippi Chapter of The Phi Beta Kappa Society at Mississippi State University is announcing 48 inductees for 2022.

Mississippi State University Professor Todd Mlsna is the 2022 Chemist of the Year for the state of Mississippi, an honor awarded by the American Chemical Society at their recent spring awards banquet in Starkville.

The 29 recipients of this year’s Spirit of State Award represent a variety of backgrounds, hometowns and majors, but they all have a common passion—serving the Mississippi State community.

Students researchers in Mississippi State’s Department of Biological Sciences displayed their work earlier this month during the department’s annual symposium.