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Former Seiko head speaks on universities, industry
Ex-CEO addresses importance of university research
by Colin Catchings
Former Seiko Corporation president and CEO Reinosuke Hara lectured students and faculty on the manufacturing industry in McCool Hall's Taylor Auditorium Tuesday. In his speech he discussed how the industry acts on a global basis, focusing on micro-level management strategies and research and development. (0) comments
Board rejects tax increase
One cent increase not seen as being used properly
by Melissa Meador
Starkville Board of Aldermen are back at the drawing board in finding funding for the construction of a conference center after a proposed penny raise in the tourism tax was shot down in the state Senate last week. The tax, which would have risen from nine percent to 10 percent, never made it out of committee. (0) comments
Fine art students exhibit 'Untitled 8' thesis works
Senior art students showcase semester's effort in McComas
by April Windham
The MSU fine arts is hosting an art gallery in McComas Hall for eight of its graduating students. The exhibition, titled "Untitled #8," gives students a chance to showcase artwork they have been working on all semester. Exhibition coordinator Robert Ring said the exhibition is extremely important to the students. (0) comments
WEB FEATURE: Group celebrates Turkish culture
When Worlds Collide
by Aubra Whitten
Just as Turkey serves as a bridge between two continents, the Mississippi State University Turkish Student Association hopes to join Turkish and American cultures here at MSU and the local community. Faculty adviser to the TSA and head of landscape architecture Sadik Artunc said the association provides opportunities to educate both the Turkish and American communities. (1) comment
by Sarah Dale Simpkins
Many students have noticed a seemingly new addition to the Mississippi State University campus that is especially noticeable at night: emergency phones with a glowing blue light atop them. The phones are a part of MSU's safety and security program that focuses on all aspects of campus protection. (0) comments
IHL seeks campus input
Listening group set to meet MSU constituents
by Lawrence Simmons
In the Henry Hunter Center on Monday, various campus groups will address the College Board Search Committee with their expectations for the next Mississippi State University president. The morning activities will begin with a breakfast and listening session with vice presidents and athletic department administrators. (0) comments
Casualty of Cost
Over 100 years of tradition lost to rising expenses, lack of orders
by Neal Clark
Due to rising costs and a low volume of student orders, this year's edition of the Reveille will be the last published version. The Reveille has recorded over 100 years of Mississippi State University history. The Reveille's name originated from Mississippi A&M's beginnings as a military school. (22) comments
Gordon to test NBA draft waters
Junior starting point guard says Stansbury encouraged him to go pro
by C.J. LeMaster
Mississippi State point guard Jamont Gordon announced Tuesday his intent to declare for the NBA draft after three seasons with Mississippi State. The 6-foot-4 junior, who helped secure the Bulldogs' second consecutive SEC West championship and an NCAA tournament berth while averaging 17. (1) comment
One-vehicle collision results in on-campus fatality
Starkville resident arrested in conjunction with the incident
by C.J. LeMaster
A one-vehicle accident early Saturday morning on the Mississippi State University campus resulted in the death of a Starkville resident, according to WCBI-TV. Nineteen-year-old Charlesy Collins was among four passengers in the two-door vehicle when the 12:30 a.m. incident occurred, according to Oktibbeha County coroner Michael Hunt. (2) comments
Starkville resident charged in on-campus fatality may have left scene of crime
Buckner remains charged with DUI manslaughter
by C.J. LeMaster
A Starkville resident could be charged with leaving the scene of an accident immediately after an on-campus collision resulted in the death of a community college student early Saturday morning. He has already been charged with DUI manslaughter. (4) comments
by Erin Kourkounis
Detectives from the Mississippi State University Police Department are still looking for answers regarding Friday's campus abduction, robbery and aggravated assault incident. According to an MSU press release, which was e-mailed to all members of the campus community over the weekend, the victim is an international male MSU employee. (0) comments
Bulldog Bash line-up confirmed
Pop/rock artist Gavin DeGraw to headline this year's bash
by Erin Kourkounis
The Mississippi State University Student Association and Alumni Association officially announced today the line-up of performers for Bulldog Bash, which will be held September 12 in Starkville's Cotton District. Internationally-known pop/rock musician Gavin DeGraw will headline the event, along with rocker Matt Wertz, Atlanta R&B group Wild Peach, country artist Jonathan Singleton, reggae artist Exodus and local bluegrass band Nash Street. (0) comments
Cohen presumed head baseball coach replacement
Former head coach Polk threatens to pull plug on his financial ties with MSU
by Carl Smith
Former Kentucky head coach and Mississippi State University player John Cohen is expected to be named head baseball coach at MSU during a 1 p.m. press conference Saturday [June 7], according to several media outlets. (0) comments
Cohen named head baseball coach
Polk's Friday outcry yet to be addressed
by Brandon Wright
Mississippi State University officially named John Cohen as its fifteenth head baseball coach Saturday [June 7] during an afternoon press conference. Cohen's introduction was met with raucous applause by the Bulldog faithful gathered at the Bryan Athletic Administration Building. (1) comment
