Mississippi State researchers are using a $1.6 million National Science Foundation grant to study nitrogen conversions in nature and how agriculture can continue to access the important element in the face of increasing environmental stressors and upheaval.

Long-lived quantum state points the way to solving a mystery in radioactive nuclei.

Two Mississippi State faculty members are being celebrated today [Aug. 22] with two of the university’s most prestigious teaching honors.

A new university-wide resource is now available to Mississippi State students wanting to improve their analytical and written skills for history courses.

STARKVILLE, Miss.—Just in time for Mississippi State’s season opener in football—September 2’s MSU vs. Southeast Louisiana game—a veteran journalist at MSU is releasing an audio documentary looking in depth at the influence of the iconic university tradition, the cowbell.

Mississippi State ROTC cadets, left to right, Alexander C. Gibb, Petal; Jakayla K. Marzittie, Jackson; Isaiah K. Mills, Clinton; and LaNyse D. Gleaton, Courtland, took their U.S. Army commission oath this past week from Maj. Nathaniel A. Rice, also an MSU professor of military science. The cadets’ commission as part of the MSU Bulldog Battalion Cadre signifies the formal beginning of the recent university graduates’ military careers.

Mississippi State University now offers students new ways to combine multiple interests with two additional College of Arts and Sciences degrees.

A Mississippi State alumnus and emerging star in the legal field will be the featured speaker at MSU’s fall convocation ceremony on Aug. 22.

Two Mississippi State faculty members will connect with their literary fans at the annual Mississippi Book Festival in Jackson this weekend.

Mississippi State University is leading a $4 million, five-year National Science Foundation-funded effort to study climate change impacts in the Mississippi Delta and increase resilience among vulnerable populations.

NSF grant provides MSU ACCESS students with hands-on learning, life-changing opportunities.

Mississippi adults will continue to be offered science-based vaccine information by the Mississippi State University Extension Service with help from a national grant. MSU Extension received the Extension Collaborative on Immunization Teaching and Engagement, or EXCITE, grant to provide adult vaccine education in Mississippi. MSU was one of 37 institutions chosen for this award.