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Music by Women celebrates 10 years

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Music by Women celebrates 10 years COLUMBUS, Miss. – Mississippi University for Women will celebrate the 10th year of the annual International Music by Women festival, March 5-7, on The W’s campus. Established in 2017 by Dr. Julia Mortyakova, chair of the Department of Music at The W, the festival aims to promote women’s work in the musical space, both historically and present day.

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MSU announces new graduate programs in One Health

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MSU announces new graduate programs in One Health STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State, a longtime leader in One Health principles, now is offering two new graduate programs focusing on this public health approach that recognizes the interconnectedness of animal, human and environmental wellbeing.

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Emergency Forest Restoration Program

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Emergency Forest Restoration Program by James L. Cummins

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Daffodils around

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Daffodils around By Felder Rushing Have patience; when it comes to digging daffodils, waiting two months can save two years.

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Saturday In-Person Absentee Voting Begins, Upcoming Deadlines for the 2026 Primary Election

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Saturday In-Person Absentee Voting Begins, Upcoming Deadlines for the 2026 Primary Election JACKSON, Miss. – As a reminder, Mississippians need to be aware of upcoming important dates and deadlines for the 2026 Primary Election for U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate on March 10.

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Mississippi State welcomes British Consul General to campus

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Mississippi State welcomes British Consul General to campus STARKVILLE, Miss.—British Consul General to the Southeast U.S. Rachel Galloway visited Mississippi State today [Feb. 25] for a discussion with university President Mark E. Keenum on leadership and shared U.K.-American cultural and education connections, including the highly coveted Marshall Scholarship.

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East Central Community College to Dedicate Hogue-Brantley Alumni House March 3

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East Central Community College to Dedicate Hogue-Brantley Alumni House March 3 DECATUR, Miss. — East Central Community College invites alumni, friends, and community members to attend the dedication and ribbon cutting for the Hogue-Brantley Alumni House at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 3, on the Decatur campus. A brief ceremony will be followed by an open house and self-guided tours.

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The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) is proud to announce Mississippi’s Fire on the Forty Initiative (FOF) has been recognized with the Land Stewardship Award by the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF).

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*pictured left to right - MDWFP Executive Director Lynn Posey, MDWFP Private Lands Program Coordinator John Gruchy, MDWFP Deputy Director of Technical Programs Scottie Jones*

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Ole Miss Law Students Start Spring Semester With a Competitive Edge

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Ole Miss Law Students Start Spring Semester With a Competitive Edge First-year students sharpen drafting, negotiation and collaboration skills through unique program OXFORD, Miss. – While many students enjoyed the last two weeks before the spring semester began, first-year students at the University of Mississippi School of Law gained skills and practice in contract drafting and negotiations that set them apart from peers at other schools.

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Ole Miss Public Health Professor Named W.K. Kellogg Fellow

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Ole Miss Public Health Professor Named W.K. Kellogg Fellow Tess Johnson to build leadership capacity while advancing youth mental health initiatives in Mississippi OXFORD, Miss. – University of Mississippi professor Tess Johnson looks to enhance community, wellness and leadership skills as she starts a new fellowship in the W.K. Kellogg Leadership Network.

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MDOT celebrates Engineers Week 2026

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MDOT celebrates Engineers Week 2026 ***All video from MDOT is intended for distribution, use and reuse without restriction***

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UMMC clinics to remain closed Monday, Tuesday

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UMMC clinics to remain closed Monday, Tuesday JACKSON, Miss. – The University of Mississippi Medical Center clinics will remain closed statewide Monday and Tuesday. Medical Center teams continue to respond to the Feb. 19 cyberattack alongside federal and state agencies and national experts in cybersecurity. Our phone systems and ability to receive or send emails remain down or unreliable.

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Mississippi State researchers publish landmark infectious disease study in ‘Science’

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Mississippi State researchers publish landmark infectious disease study in ‘Science’ STARKVILLE, Miss.—An article by Mississippi State Professor of Anthropology Molly Zuckerman and her graduate student Lydia Bailey has been published in “Science,” one of the foremost scientific journals in the world.

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MSU hosts institute students helping solve statewide, global challenges

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MSU hosts institute students helping solve statewide, global challenges STARKVILLE, Miss.—High school students from across the Magnolia State convened at Mississippi State today [Feb. 20] as participants of the eighth-annual World Food Prize Mississippi Youth Institute, hosted by MSU’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

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Vaunted scientist to offer ‘Seven Pieces of Advice’ during Mortar Board’s Last Lecture

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Vaunted scientist to offer ‘Seven Pieces of Advice’ during Mortar Board’s Last Lecture

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Grant Brings 29 New Trees to Ole Miss

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Grant Brings 29 New Trees to Ole Miss Mississippi Forestry Commission Grant restores campus tree life OXFORD, Miss. – A recent grant from the Mississippi Forestry Commission will help replace trees lost at the University of Mississippi due to recent storms, including those damaged during the January ice storm.

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PROPOSED FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP REFLECTS CHANGES TO LOCAL FLOOD RISK

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Updates to Attala County Flood Insurance Rate Map

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Winner in Kosciusko area for Powerball ticket

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Harthcock elected commissioner of the Mississippi Bar Association

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Holmes County 4-H'er develops employment, life skills

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