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On Nov. 1, a small group of students gathered on the Drill Field for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, a fundraiser that works to cure Alzheimer’s and to support those affected by it. Upon arrival, each participant grabbed a flower spinner in the color that best represented their relationship to the cause. The colors were...

A local woman, born in 1861, passed on a verse to her grandson and it could well indicate that this is the resting place of Irish royalty

Bully’s Pantry is opening a free vending machine in the Colvard Student Union full of essentials to aid Mississippi State University students experiencing financial and food insecurity.

On Nov. 1, a small group of students gathered on the Drill Field for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, a fundraiser that works to cure Alzheimer’s and to support those

Carrington Davis grew up in Columbus as a tried and true Mississippi State University fan, attending football games each year. Growing up, Davis always knew two things — she wanted

The Mississippi Excellence in Teaching Program provides a free education for teaching students, but there is a catch: To qualify, the student has to make a commitment to stay and teach in Mississippi for five years.

Many students pets are often seen walking around campus, but there is one that chooses to waddle.

Josh Anderson, a California native turned Mississippi pancake maker has been serving up smiles on the Mississippi State University Drill Field through the power of free pancakes.

Mississippi State is celebrating Earth Week, culminating with Earth Day Saturday [April 22], with a variety of student- and community-focused activities.

The spring sun shone down as flags from countries around the world whipped in the April wind. People ambled along the brick walkway, learning about different cultures and trying various cuisines.