Mississippi State University News

Mississippia s 2009 cotton is shaping up to be more a story of how the mighty have fallen than another chapter in the reign of King Cotton.

Students and faculty at the University of Southern Mississippi can expect their parking costs to go up dramatically from $50 to $135 next year.

Whilst we're on the subject of universities and technology, there's this intriguing addendum to yesterday's tale concerning the arrest of Carrell Clinic security guard Jesse William McGraw , who federal authorities say was planning a major hack attack on July 4 ... or, as McGraw allegedly referred to it, "Devil's Day." So happens that while McGraw, ...

STARKVILLE, MS, July 01, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- New students, residents and visitors will soon have a publication to make finding great food even easier.

Chris Suchan came to Tampa Bay to join 10 Connects in late August of 2008, approaching the peak of hurricane season! He'll always remember his first two weeks in Florida, tracking and forecasting Gustav, Hanna, Ike and Josephine.

Mississippi State University has selected Thomas Bourgeois to serve as the university's next dean of students.

Despite a nationwide search for a new dean of students, Mississippi State University has selected one of its own to fill the position.

Mid-State Technical College has hired new employees. Analyn Hilgard of Wisconsin Rapids is an office assistant at the Wisconsin Rapids campus.

'Crop condition from this point forward will be absolutely critical,' says John Anderson, Mississippi State University agricultural economist.

Mississippi State University will host an open house Tuesday at the Mitchell Memorial Library for a collection related to the military career and presidency of Ulysses S. Grant.

All meetings will be held from 4-8 p.m. local time. The meeting schedule is: * Monday, July 20 -- Ellington Agricultural Center, Ed Jones Auditorium, 440 Hogan Road, Nashville.

Mississippi State University researchers and Extension Service specialists will explain current studies that could help farmers of agronomic crops at a July 16 event in Stoneville, Miss.

Weather extremes have forced higher-than-expected abandonment and prevented plantings in cotton fields from Texas to the Carolinas so far this spring.

Since his appointment in January as Mississippi State University's 19th president, Dr.

Submitted photo/SDN Above, Army National Guard Maj. Andrew Rendon, left, is pictured with Sgt.

Kirk Schulz, the new president of Kansas State University, started his first official day as the university's president Monday morning by taking a run during a rain storm at Memorial Stadium.

Wheat growers in Mississippi watched what was a very good crop in early spring turn into a major disappointment by harvest.

Mississippians aren't the only ones who could feel the fallout if lawmakers and Gov.

From the city's drainage issues to annexing portions of Lowndes County, newly re-elected Columbus Mayor Robert Smith has 'a lot on his plate' for the upcoming term.

The virulent visitors did not dissuade her. When they dropped by to see her father, Judy Barnes clung to her faith.