A team of Mississippi State University students took first place in the group competition at the Louisiana/Mississippi (LA/MS) sectional meeting of the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) in February.

Mississippi State University graduate student Sydney Goldberg took first place in graduate-level broadcasting recently at the prestigious Broadcast Education Association Festival of Media Arts, and an MSU-led team of broadcasters also earned top honors for excellence in student newscasts.

One of this fall’s graduates at Mississippi State University never imagined he would receive the MSU undergraduate degree he worked on 60 years ago.

Four Mississippi State University students have been recognized for their outstanding contributions to college media at the College Broadcasters, Inc. National Student Media Convention in Seattle. Competing against top programs from across the country, these MSU communication students showcased excellence in broadcasting and storytelling.

Students looking to earn class credits during the holiday season may register now for MSU's Winter Express, a condensed, online semester held in December and January.

Mississippi State University won two first-place “Best of Show” awards at the Associated Collegiate Press National College Media Convention held in New Orleans last month, continuing a string a dominance from MSU’s Department of Communication.

Two Judy and Bobby Shackouls Honors College seniors are Mississippi State’s newest Rhodes Scholarship finalists.

Christopher Ferguson, retired U.S. Navy captain and former NASA astronaut, celebrated three Mississippi State Astronaut Scholars on campus Monday [Oct. 28].

Sarah Randolph, a senior biological sciences major from Vicksburg, receives the Mississippi State University crown during the annual pageant Thursday night [Oct. 17] at Lee Hall’s Bettersworth Auditorium. Miss MSU is a preliminary pageant for Miss Mississippi and Miss America. Crowning Randolph is 2024 Miss MSU Morgan Nelson of Vicksburg.

Two Mississippi State juniors are ready for their next steps in higher education after participating in Harvard University’s immersive networking and graduate school-preparatory experience for outstanding undergraduates interested in public policy.

Mississippi State University’s Taofiq Abdulraheem, a doctoral student in the Department of Chemistry, has been chosen for the prestigious Leadership Development Academy, part of the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minoritized Scientists.

If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to study the prehistoric giants lurking in Southern swamps, meet Mississippi State doctoral student Taylor Szasz Green, a computational biologist dedicated to decoding genetic secrets.