“I have always been career-focused through my academic career, so choosing an institution that was highly reputable for broadcast meteorologists was a must,” said Jacob Woods, a 2024 Mississippi State University graduate. “MSU holds that reputation better than any school in the country, so I knew from a young age MSU was meant for me. Once I attended a College of Arts & Sciences Academic Insight Day in high school, I saw how interactive the meteorology program was and immediately fell in love.”

Mississippi State’s Institute for the Humanities announces its newest cohort of Faculty Fellows whose scholarship spans rhetorical practice, early modern French military history, and educational and workforce experiences of early married young adults in Mississippi.

On Thursday [March 5] at 5:30 p.m., Mississippi State University faculty members will gather in McCool Hall’s Taylor Auditorium to model respectful, civil discussion through a structured debate on contemporary political issues. The “Political Ideology Debate” aims to demonstrate for attendees how to engage in constructive discourse and will highlight a range of political perspectives.