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Students rally to support Alzheimer's research and awareness – The Reflector - Vimarsana News

Students rally to support Alzheimer's research and awareness – The Reflector

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...

Islands of Ireland: The largest inland island in Ireland — where Brian Boru might be buried - Vimarsana News

Islands of Ireland: The largest inland island in Ireland — where Brian Boru might be buried

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 expands campus presence with vending machine - Vimarsana News

Bully's Pantry expands campus presence with vending machine

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.

Students rally to support Alzheimer's research and awareness - Vimarsana News

Students rally to support Alzheimer's research and awareness

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

Homecoming Queen 2023: Carrington Davis - Vimarsana News

Homecoming Queen 2023: Carrington Davis

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