The College of Arts and Sciences announces three new recipients of the Dean’s Eminent Scholar Awards as well as a faculty mentor award, all honoring “exceptional faculty” whose accomplishments in teaching, research and service have enhanced the quality and stature of Mississippi State’s academic programs.

A Mississippi State University biological sciences faculty member is using more than half a million dollars in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Treasury to study the ecological impacts of bacteria in the Mississippi Sound and functions of the microorganisms.

Mississippi State faculty members continue tackling current issues in this fall’s MSU Faculty Book Talk series hosted by the College of Arts and Sciences––this month featuring Gary N. Ervin, professor in MSU’s Department of Biological Sciences.

A Mississippi State University psychology faculty member is investing in the next generation through a $3.75 million grant to help reengage 16- to 25-year-olds—not currently in school or the workforce—connect to options to brighten their futures.

Madison Brode, a senior biological sciences major at Mississippi State, is a national finalist for the Marshall Scholarship, a prestigious award annually providing a select 50 American students graduate-level study opportunities in the United Kingdom.

Mississippi State’s Theatre MSU presents a hilarious romp through a magical school for its second production of its 60th season.

While PSAs can prompt people to talk about a particular topic and keep it front of mind, using PSAs to persuade people to actually change behavior is more difficult.

Mississippi State Presidential Scholar Ann Olivia Radicioni is the university’s newest Rhodes Scholarship finalist.

Through the creation of a new online university database, a Mississippi State forensic anthropologist is using his expertise to help find missing people.

Two Mississippi State University psychology faculty members received top awards this fall from the Mississippi Psychological Association for their contributions to mental health improvements in the magnolia state.

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.