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Published in the Reflector: "MSU’s new College of Integrative Studies offers customized education paths"
Emma Hardy's story about new custom educational tracks at MSU was published in the Reflector.
Essay: Why is it so hard to eat without YouTube?
By Ella Hahs Class was finally over. I hightailed it back home, the sound of my stomach grumbling overshadowing the Fleetwood Mac blaring through my car speakers. My feet pounded up the dusty steps of my apartment and my backpack flew from my grip onto…
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Echoes of the Ardennes: Troy Middleton’s crucial role in WWII and legacy at Mississippi State University
The Ardennes today. Photo by Willy Verhust By Sera Zell Walton The Ardennes Forest, located in southeast Belgium, stands resolutely, a force of nature. Life in the forest rises from the soil, fed by the decay of past flora and fauna. Trees shelter plants, animals,…
A Famille Affair: Marie Rougetet joins her All-American brother, Rémi, at MSU
Rémi Rougetet is an All-American javelin thrower in his third year at MSU. In January, his sister Marie left Dijon to join him. By Daniel Grisham He takes short, trotting steps, lifting his knees high as he moves. Those steps quickly turn into long strides.…
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The Great Unknown: Alberta Ebeheakey and the quest to save Ghana's forests
This story was published in the Reflector on April 16, 2024 By Cadence Harvey Clusters of red and yellow umbrellas catch the sunlight along the bustling streets of Ghana’s capital city of Accra. Beneath them, vendors toting wooden baskets are shielded from…
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The Great Unknown: Alina Nigmatullina, the Russian who dreamed of life in the United States
This story was published in the Reflector on April 16, 2024. By Teirrah Tidwell Sunday mornings were carefree for a little girl who stayed in her grandmother’s summer home in Kazan, Russia. For breakfast, she ate pancakes and hot cereals served with coffee…
The Great Unknown: Sierra Bergen, the Canada-to-Mississippi midfielder
This story was published in the Reflector on April 16, 2024. By Colin James Soccer is woven into the DNA of Mississippi State University’s freshman forward Sierra Bergen. Growing up in the cold-weathered conditions of Cultus Lake, British Columbia she was…
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The Great Unknown: Willie 'Sunshine' Coleman, the man who's never met a stranger
This story was published in the Reflector on April 16, 2024. By Megan Gordon Willie “Sunshine” Coleman leans on the front desk of Hathorn Hall on a cool Wednesday afternoon. He says “hello” to every passerby, sparking quick conversations with each. A coworker of…
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The Great Unknown: Asia Aaron and the lure of endless scrolling
By Justice Sandle It's 7:30 a.m., and the loud ringing of the annoying yet effective Apple alarm blares through the room. The thought of “I can get 15 more minutes” crosses her mind, and the snooze button is hit. After hitting snooze for the third time, she…
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