MSU President Mark Keenum, EVP and Provost David Shaw, College of Education Dean Terry Jayroe, IHL Board President Tommy Duff, Music Dept. faculty members, students and the contractor at the Nov. 3 ribbon cutting at MSU’s new $21 million plus state of the art Music Building.

We are cutting the ribbon today on a new state-of-the-art Music Building that is sure to impact students for generations to come. A huge thank you to the many supporters who made this dream a reality.

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MSU President Mark Keenum heard a special performance of the State Singers this afternoon as part of the ribbon cutting at MSU’s new Music Building. The choir performed “I Am Glad.” The over $21 million building has long been a dream of students, faculty and staff in the dept.

If you stay ready, you don't have to get ready. This outstanding MSU student stays ready. Go, Reese, go!

Mississippi lost a diligent public servant, a man with the courage of his convictions, and a devoted MSU Bulldog with the passing of former Central District Transportation Commissioner and legislator Dick Hall this morning. I appreciated his candor and his reliable good nature.

Sen. Roger Wicker, Boeing visit MSU for updates on impactful research, student opportunities msstate.edu/newsroom/artic…

MSU’s Keenum moving forward with Athletics Director search msstate.edu/newsroom/artic…

MSU President Mark Keenum joined Sen. Scott Delano, Rep. Kevin Felsher, Sen. Josh Harkins, Sen. Briggs Hopson and MGCCC Pres. Mary Graham to visit the MGCCC Harrison Campus and Keesler AFB for updates on MS Cyber Initiative partnership and planned MS Cyber & Technology Center.

MSU College of Veterinary Medicine’s Dr. Kent Hoblet, the highly respected dean of the college who recently announced his decision to retire from that post , spoke to Starkville Rotarians about the current state of CVM and the future of the state’s only veterinary medical school.

Earlier Saturday, MSU President Mark Keenum enjoyed watching high school teams from across the state compete in the Mississippi Best Robotics State Championship competition. MSU’s Bagley College of Engineering faculty, staff and students hosted the event in Starkville.

What a meaningful investment by the Duff Family in the future of these important MSU services to those with developmental challenges and those who navigate life on the autism spectrum!

We are excited to share that construction of the Jim and Thomas Duff Center begins in 2023. 👷 The facility will be home to MSU's Autism and Developmental Disabilities Clinic (ADDC), Disability Resource Center and Department of Kinesiology. bit.ly/3yScAIL

Sports Illustrated's Focus on MSU President Mark Keenum: Behind the Scenes, and Closed Doors, That Led to College Football Playoff Expansion si.com/college/2022/1… via Sports Illustrated

Statement on the death of MSU student-athlete hailstate.com/news/2022/10/1…

It's a special day at MSU, where we have added a Blue Star Memorial at the G.V. 'Sonny' Montgomery Center for America's Veterans at Nusz Hall to honor the sacrifices made by members of the nation's armed forces.

A free Apple iPad could be yours! Complete MSU’s Campus Climate Survey by Oct. 21 to qualify. You’ll also be eligible to win $15 Visa gift cards, meal vouchers to any dining facility on campus and MSU gear from Barnes & Noble valued at $100.

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The MSU College of Forestry Resources is helping recruit more mills and companies supporting mills to our state with pro forma tools developed by university faculty. A great resource for #Mississippi .

MSU President Mark Keenum congratulated MSU Head Womens Golf Coach Charlie Ewing on leading his squad to a No. 3 national ranking during The Ally at Old Waverly Tournament today in West Point.

MSU President Mark Keenum watched MSU women golfers compete today in The Ally at Old Waverly Tournament in West Point. The No. 3 ranked Bulldogs were joined by No. 7 Ole Miss, No. 30 SMU, Alabama, Chattanooga, Illinois, Indiana, James Madison, Mercer, Missouri and Old Dominion.