Four years ago, Mississippi State University and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College joined forces to provide future engineers on the Gulf Coast with an affordable option for earning a world-renowned education close to home. This week, six students are graduating with bachelor’s degrees as a result of this successful Engineering on the Coast partnership.

A recent Mississippi State engineering graduate is leading a team of other young alumni and current MSU students who are transforming the wireless internet service industry. Their work could mean big improvements for internet access in rural areas of the U.S. and has the potential to make a global impact.

A 1963 Mississippi State graduate has been recognized by an international publication for his life’s work in the field of chemistry. Lester Andrews has been honored with a Festschrift Virtual Special Issue of The Journal of Physical Chemistry A. The festschrift is a popular European academic tradition in which a noted scholar is celebrated by other…

At roughly a year and a half apart, brothers Tyler and Davis Bentinck-Smith share many loves, including sports, chemical engineering and Mississippi State.

Fourteen members of the Bulldog family recently received the Spirit of State Award, the university’s premier student recognition for exceptional personal contributions to campus life. During a recent ceremony, MSU President Mark E. Keenum congratulated and thanked this year’s Spirit of State Award winners for “truly personifying what it means to be a Mississippi State…

A Laurel native and senior biological engineering major is Mississippi State’s newest Fulbright finalist. Jesse Smith will travel abroad this year to the United Kingdom’s Cardiff University as part of the flagship international exchange program.

Animal and dairy sciences, biochemistry, biological engineering, chemical engineering, human sciences and psychology were among academic programs well-represented during Mississippi State University’s recent Spring Undergraduate Research Symposium.

A Mississippi State chemical engineering expert is receiving a prestigious CAREER award from the National Science Foundation.

A senior in Mississippi State’s Bagley College of Engineering is the 2018 recipient of the C. William Hall Scholarship that is presented by the Society For Biomaterials. Jenna Mosier, a biological engineering major from Arlington, Tenn., was presented with the award on Wednesday evening at the SFB Annual Meeting in Atlanta. The award honors the…