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Interdisciplinary Forum Call for Papers - Fall 2020

Published: Sep 30, 2020

Mississippi State Institute for the Humanities presents: Interdisciplinary Forum Series   ROLLING Call for Papers   In keeping with the roll-with-it vibe of this semester, The Interdisciplinary Forum is inviting paper proposals for works-in-progress on any topic, in any…

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Professor: African Americans taking COVID-19 precautions, especially in urban areas

Published: May 29, 2020

Dr. Anthony Neal lives in Atlanta, but in his role as an assistant professor of philosophy at Mississippi State University he makes the almost 300-mile trip from his home to Starkville twice a week. On Thursday, Neal was the featured guest in MSU's Institute for the Humanities online interview…

MSU clinic doctor highlights challenges facing planned fall campus reopening

Published: May 22, 2020

STARKVILLE -- Dr. Clifton Story knows he's living in a historic time.   "It's like we're living in the middle of a documentary," said Story, a physician at Mississippi State University's John C. Longest Student Health Center. "You can go to Netflix and watch something about the Spanish Flu. One day…

MSU risk expert: 'Invisible threat' of COVID-19 requires collective caution

Published: May 15, 2020

Public sentiment toward scientists during a crisis tends to be one of blame, and people historically claim scientists failed to warn them enough of the risks and dangers, but that hasn't been the case during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, said Davide Orsini, an assistant professor of history at…

MSU clinic doctor highlights challenges facing planned fall campus reopening

Published: May 22, 2020

STARKVILLE -- Dr. Clifton Story knows he's living in a historic time.   "It's like we're living in the middle of a documentary," said Story, a physician at Mississippi State University's John C. Longest Student Health Center. "You can go to Netflix and watch something about the Spanish Flu. One day…

MSU risk expert: 'Invisible threat' of COVID-19 requires collective caution

Published: May 15, 2020

Public sentiment toward scientists during a crisis tends to be one of blame, and people historically claim scientists failed to warn them enough of the risks and dangers, but that hasn't been the case during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, said Davide Orsini, an assistant professor of history at…

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