The Mississippi State Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures and its Spanish section is celebrating the Day of the Dead with a photography exhibition running Oct. 26 to Nov. 7 in the halls of Mitchell Memorial Library.

The largest academic college at Mississippi State University has added two faculty fellows to its administrative team in order to increase study abroad opportunities and increase focus on faculty teaching practices and student learning outcomes.

Four Mississippi State administrators and faculty members are selections for the 2023-2024 Southeastern Conference Academic Leadership Development Program Fellows.

Susannah J. Ural, a noted Civil War-era history professor and researcher, is Mississippi State’s inaugural Frank and Virginia Williams Endowed Chair of Abraham Lincoln and Civil War Studies.

Mississippi State’s College of Arts and Sciences is strategically placing student success at the forefront with the promotion of two employees to focus on students and their path to the academic finish line in the university’s largest college.

Mississippi State University researchers are honing in on next-generation LED technology with a $708,506 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to study tailoring the brightness of lead halide perovskites—solid-state inorganic materials—which show promise in LEDs, solar cells and photodetectors.

Mississippi State University researchers are honing in on next-generation LED technology with a $708,506 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to study tailoring the brightness of lead halide perovskites—solid-state inorganic materials—which show promise in LEDs, solar cells and photodetectors.

Mississippi State Grisham Master Teacher Jacob Tschume is the university’s newest Luckyday Scholars Program Faculty Fellow.

The largest academic college at Mississippi State University has added two faculty fellows to its administrative team in order to increase study abroad opportunities and increase focus on faculty teaching practices and student learning outcomes.

Karyn Brown, a longtime Mississippi State instructor and communicator with 30-plus years of experience in broadcasting and public relations, is now the College of Arts and Sciences’ assistant dean for communication and media.

Mississippi State faculty members continue tackling tough issues in this semester’s MSU Faculty Book Talk series hosted by the College of Arts and Sciences––this month highlighting Melody Fisher, an associate professor in the Department of Communication.

“The Earth’s crust is like a multi-layered cake” is just one analogy educators use to teach students about the complex layers of the Earth. Now a Mississippi State University psychology faculty member is using part of a $1.5 million National Science Foundation grant to study how analogies may help—or hinder—student learning.