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Five Stars in Bulldog Country: How three Honduran friends found their way to Mississippi State
By Ariell Fain Alejandro Barahona, Wilson Andres, and Miguel Rivera made the unlikely journey from Honduras to Starkville, Miss. Now they are thriving at Mississippi State. It’s 8:30 p.m. and freezing. It’s the kind of night where you can see your breath and…
MSU celebrates Black History Month through Literature
By Robert Lewis MISSISSIPPI STATE, Miss. (Take 30 News)---Mississippi State University hosted its second annual African American Literature Read-In to celebrate black history month and pay respects to various African American authors who have helped shape literature…
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Mardi Gras on Campus
By Autumn McMillan STARKVILLE, MS (Take 30 News)--- The Mississippi State University Graduate School gets into the spirit of Mardi Gras. The Graduate School invites students and community members to learn more about MSU’s graduate program while getting a taste of New…
Spirits and Sounds of the Past
By Autumn Mcmillan STARKVILLE, MS (Take 30 News) --- The Mississippi State University Library hosts the 14th Annual Charles H. Templeton Ragtime and Jazz Festival with Gatsby Gala. The festival is bringing a taste of the late 19th and early 20th centuries sound to…
Student Athletes Concerned about Olympics Due to Coronavirus Threat
By Will Huff STARKVILLE, Miss. (Take 30 News)--The Olympics is a global sporting event, unparalleled in its magnitude. Host nations prepare for years to host the games and athletes, such as Mississippi State and USA javelin thrower Curtis Thompson, have been working…
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MSU’s School of Architecture and African American Studies Celebrate Black History Month
By Jace Stanley MISSISSIPPI STATE, Miss. (Take 30 News)---Mississippi State’s School of Architecture and the African American Studies program celebrated Black History Month with an exhibition of the work of the late Philip Freelon. Freelon founded “The Freelon Group”…
Barefoot MSU Student Explains His Unorthodox Style
VideoBy Jace Stanley STARKVILLE, Miss. (Take 30 News)---One MSU student has earned a reputation around campus for his unusual style. Senior Billy Jarrell is known around campus as the man in overalls and no shoes. Students and faculty may have seen Jarrell before and…
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Crews Work to Keep Campus Dry
VideoBy Bronson Woodruff STARKVILLE (Take 30 News) --- Areas in and around Oktibbeha county have seen tremendous rainfall. Despite this, Mississippi State’s campus has mostly been spared from flooding problems. This is done through MSU’s Facilities Management. Campus…
Grant Helps Digitize Records of Former Slaves
by Monica Mosley March 5, 2020 STARKVILLE, Miss. (Take 30 News) Mississippi State received a grant to start a program called the lantern project that is digitizing the records of former slaves in Mississippi. In this you can find bills of sale, jail receipts,…
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