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All content by Geny Kate Gurley

Road trips broaden horizons within our borders

Geny Kate Gurley
November 14, 2014

Superheroes resonate with downtrodden

Geny Kate Gurley
October 7, 2014

Cultural exchange offers valuable experience for students

Geny Kate Gurley
September 16, 2014

Ice bucket challenge withstands icy criticism

Geny Kate Gurley
September 5, 2014

Guide to what’s what in the world of Mississippi State

Geny Kate Gurley
May 12, 2014

New autism definition broadens diagnosis

Geny Kate Gurley
April 22, 2014

Nickel Creek reconvenes after hiatus to craft cohesive new album

Geny Kate Gurley
April 1, 2014

2014 Ragtime and Jazz Festival returns with 1920s flare

Geny Kate Gurley
March 27, 2014

“Noah” criticizers present a gospel contradiction

Geny Kate Gurley
March 27, 2014

Worst Snubs: Book Adaptations

Geny Kate Gurley
February 27, 2014

Society vs. Individual: where does the blame lie?

Geny Kate Gurley
February 14, 2014

Regional Readings: Redbud Reading Series kicks off, spotlights two regional debut novelists

Geny Kate Gurley
January 31, 2014

Campus road closings leave students in quite a jam

Geny Kate Gurley
January 31, 2014

Face-off: The cons of Common Core Standards

Geny Kate Gurley
January 23, 2014

Oratory contest invites students to learn from MLK’s powerful language, speeches

Geny Kate Gurley
January 21, 2014

Fantasy, Fiction and Film: Popular culture’s lucrative interest in book series-turned-movies continues

Geny Kate Gurley
November 22, 2013

MSU alumna self-publishes debut novel, NYC crime novel, with heart, depth

Geny Kate Gurley
November 15, 2013
From Seoul to Starkville

From Seoul to Starkville: Korean designers’ innovative prints, artwork on display in VAC Gallery

Geny Kate Gurley
November 12, 2013

Nisolo brings socially-conscious clothing and accessories to house show Monday

Geny Kate Gurley
November 7, 2013

A little trashy: Trashion Show fills Giles Hall with avant-garde recycled designs

Geny Kate Gurley
November 4, 2013
Michael Farris Smith, MSU alumnus and current professor of English at MUW, reads from his debut novel "Rivers" Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in McCool Hall's Rogers Auditorium. Smith's novel imagines an apocalyptic Mississippi where hurricanes, like Hurricane Katrina, continue to incessantly batter and change the Gulf Coast.

Michael Farris Smith reads from debut novel “Rivers”

Geny Kate Gurley
October 22, 2013

Brothers’s latest album flows smoothly, without surprise

Geny Kate Gurley
October 18, 2013
MSU alumna writes first book following success of Southern culture-filled blog.

Blogs, Books, Bacon: MSU alumna writes first book following success of Southern culture-filled blog

Geny Kate Gurley
September 9, 2013
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