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Mississippi State President Mark E. Keenum is calling the university’s seventh year of consecutive enrollment growth “extremely encouraging” in the wake of the state, region and nation navigating a global
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Catherine Pierce Catherine Pierce, of Starkville, has been named Mississippiâs Poet Laureate. Serving as the official state poet for a term of four years, the stateâs Poet Laureate creates and reads appropriate poetry at state occasions, promotes literacy and represents the rich cultural heritage of Mississippi. An English professor at Mississippi State University, Catherine Pierce co-directs MSU's creative writing program and has published four books of poems and a chapbook. âIt is with great pleasure that the First Lady and I announce Catherine Pierce of Starkville as Mississ...
Campus of Mississippi State University in Starkville, Mississippi. The school made the announcement Friday morning. Posted: Mar 12, 2021 9:06 AM Posted By: Melvin Carlock STARKVILLE, Miss. (WTVA) -- Mississippi State University will hold in-person graduation this spring on the Starkville and Meridian campuses. The University made the announcement this morning. The Starkville campus will have four ceremonies, two each on April 29 and 30 in Humphrey Coliseum. MSU-Meridian will celebrate commencement on May 3 at the MSU Riley Center. Multiple viewing options will be available for those who ...
University of Mississippi students take a class in Tad Smith Coliseum. With COVID-19 vaccinations on the rise and the number of positive virus cases falling, college campuses throughout Northeast Mississippi will likely return to traditional in-class courses this fall. In some cases, without masks, school officials say. KEVIN BAIN/Ole Miss Digital Imaging Services/