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by Patrick Young
The ninth annual Bulldog Bash will kick off Mississippi State University's first SEC football weekend tonight in the Cotton District. What is being hailed as the largest free outdoor concert in the state kicks off at 5 p.m. with fan fare festivities and continues throughout the night, concluding with a performance by headliner Gavin DeGraw at 10:30 p.m. The event is presented by the MSU Student Association and MSU Alumni Association. (0) comments
Physicians scholarships target students
Program offers 15 $30,000 awards to practice in small Miss. towns
by Colin Catchings
The Mississippi Rural Physicians Scholarship Program is offering 15 $30,000 per year scholarships to the University of Mississippi Medical Center for 15 students each year. (0) comments
by Lawrence Simmons
The landscape of Mississippi State University and the city of Starkville could potentially change with the development of the Cotton Mill Marketplace. (2) comments
Wesley Foundation builds new addition
$875,000 extension will create space to seat 400 students
by Sarah Cole
The Wesley Foundation of Mississippi State held a ground breaking ceremony Saturday in honor of the extension to be added to the building. (0) comments
by Aubra Whitten
Formerly known as Northeast Village, the complex received its official name in honor of Donald W. Zacharias, who served as university president for 12 years. (0) comments
AAS founds scholar program
Guest speakers from around the nation to attend
by Patrick Young
The African-American studies program at Mississippi State University has established a new scholar-in-residence program. The program allows for professionals from all over the country to speak and work alongside students and faculty on campus for a one-week period. (0) comments
