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The Reflector

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The Reflector

Student Association presidential tickets in 150 words

Student Association presidential tickets in 150 words

February 12, 2025

Tanner Marlow and Ben Harvey My name is Tanner Marlow, and I want to be your next SA president. My running mate, Ben Harvey, and I are dedicated to doing everything in our power to tell your...

Student Association spring elections: key dates and how to participate

Student Association spring elections: key dates and how to participate

Kate Myers, News Editor February 11, 2025

As Mississippi State University kicks off its Student Association election week, students are being encouraged to vote for the next SA executive council and senators. Voting will take place on Feb. 18...

Rails-to-Trails roadblock

Rails-to-Trails roadblock

Aubrey Carter, Managing Editor February 11, 2025

“As I was walking across the street, she finally looked up and noticed me, but it was too late,” Hannah Harris said as she recalled the moments before she was struck by a vehicle while crossing Bully...

New Career Closet helps MSU students dress for success

New Career Closet helps MSU students dress for success

Emma Hardy, Staff Writer February 11, 2025

Bethany Mills proudly wore her maroon shirt on Maroon Friday while the laughter and conversations from the ground level outside floated up through the slightly open window of her office on the third floor...

Amy Dapper is the first MSU faculty member to be recognized for this prestigious award.

MSU professor receives prestigious award

Zoe Arnold, Staff Writer February 4, 2025

Mississippi State University researcher and associate professor Amy Dapper recently received the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers for her research lab that focuses on computational...

Ford smiles for a headshot

“I hope to leave it in a better place than when I started” : David Ford to become new Bagley College of Engineering dean

Noah McCord, Sports Editor February 4, 2025

Mississippi State University has named David Ford as the new dean of the James Worth Bagley College of Engineering. Starting in the position on March 1, Ford will also hold the Earnest W. and Mary Ann...

Although the testing period is over, the sheep will return to graze in early spring.

MSU turns to sheep for solar farm upkeep

Kate Myers, News Editor February 4, 2025

Mississippi State University is exploring a greener approach to maintaining its on-campus solar facility — swapping the lawnmowers for sheep. In a research trial led by the Mississippi Agricultural...

MSU hosts Southeast Journalism Conference

MSU hosts Southeast Journalism Conference

Kate Myers, News Editor February 4, 2025

Mississippi State University hosted the 2024 Southeast Journalism Conference last weekend, welcoming student journalists from 27 universities across the Southeast. The event brought together approximately...

Rumie was started in 2022 at the University of Mississippi.

Rumie brings safer student marketplace to campus

Zoe Arnold, Staff Writer January 28, 2025

On Jan. 16, the Mississippi State University Student Association announced a partnership with the marketplace app, "Rumie," to bring a student-exclusive marketplace to campus. Rumie is a startup company...

Student Association passes election changes

Kate Myers, News Editor January 28, 2025

Mississippi State University’s Student Association passed three bills during its Senate business meeting at 6 p.m. on Jan. 21 that change student campaign rules for the fall and spring elections. These...

UWiB officers work to organize sisterhood events and service.

UWiB to host inaugural DARE conference

Kate Myers, News Editor January 28, 2025

The Undergraduate Women in Business is set to host its inaugural Dare Conference in April, which is designed to inspire and empower students from all majors. The conference will have speakers, panels...

"I was kind of in shock:" MSU students react to the (brief) TikTok ban

“I was kind of in shock:” MSU students react to the (brief) TikTok ban

Kate Myers, News Editor January 28, 2025

Katrina Sanford was in bed, scrolling through TikTok, when the app went dark. "We knew it was going out, but we thought it was going to go out at 11," the senior biochemistry major said. "When it...

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