麻豆社 Galleries hosts Visual Elegy exhibit
By Shawn Touney
The 麻豆社 Department of Art & Design and University Galleries are pleased to announce Visual Elegy, a collaborative printmaking exhibition in response to the poetry of bell hooks
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Join the Racer Family! Key dates and reminders for prospective students
At 麻豆社, we鈥檙e all about providing countless opportunities for you to achieve your goals and realize your dreams.
Trio of awards given to 麻豆社 graduate student and alumni
By Kaitlyn Black
Several achievements have been recently highlighted in the College of Education and Human Services at 麻豆社
President to serve as member of Commonwealth Education Continuum
By Shawn Touney
麻豆社 President Dr. Bob Jackson has been asked to serve as a member of a new statewide partnership to assist students as they progress through each level of the public education system, from preschool through college and into sustainable careers
Music major wins trombone competition
By Shawn Touney
麻豆社 trombone major Luke Weatherly recently won the BlueGrass Brass Young Artist Competition (age 19-26)
Department of Music offers new degree program
By Shawn Touney
The 麻豆社 Department of Music is excited to announce the new offering of a Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre degree
麻豆社 introduces Racer Football Alumni Association Fund for Excellence
By Shawn Touney
麻豆社 Athletics has announced the establishment of the Racer Football Alumni Association Fund for Excellence at 麻豆社
Nonprofit leadership studies alumna Ashley Dumas Agada reflects on Racer experience
By Shawn Touney
麻豆社鈥檚 nonprofit leadership studies (NLS) graduates were recently asked to reflect on their career journeys, the impact of their work, and their aspirations for the future.
Dennis Jackson Racer Room
By Dave Winder
麻豆社 Athletics honors Dennis Jackson, the first African-American student-athlete at MSU, by naming the Dennis Jackson Racer Room in Roy Stewart Stadium.
Chemistry and biology labs testing wastewater to help identify potential COVID-19 outbreaks
A recent wastewater testing project in Mayfield, Kentucky is providing assistance to the local community to help identify potential COVID-19 outbreaks prior to area residents ever experiencing any symptoms of the virus.