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More than just a game: MSU event examines how sports build community, connection

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MSU’s newest Institute for the Humanities Fellows explore rhetoric, military history, Southern family formation

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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.

From Italy to Mississippi: MSU grad student scholars present a humanities institute showcase

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From the language of diplomacy to the history of environmental conservation and the fight against disease, Mississippi State’s 2025 Humanities Summer Scholars have been exploring what it means to be human across cultures and centuries. Their research will be shared Wednesday [Oct. 22] during…

Exploring the ties that bind: MSU humanities series focuses on community engagement, social bonds

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Mississippi State University’s Institute for the Humanities is launching its fall series with a new theme: “Building Community—the Humanities as Social Glue.” The series will explore how humanistic activities foster social connections and democratic engagement.

MSU Institute for the Humanities welcomes new fellows focused on historical, wide-ranging studies

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MSU’s Robinson transitions to leadership role at Institute for Humanities

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Inaugural ‘Summer Support Scholars’ provides funds for humanities graduate-level research

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<em>&nbsp;Featured above, from left to right: Patricia McCourt, Ashley Melcherts and Jackie Perkins</em> &nbsp; STARKVILLE, Miss.— Mississippi State University’s Institute for the Humanities announces the inaugural Summer Support Scholars recipients—each receiving $1000 for extended summer research…

‘What’s up with higher education?’ topic of MSU ‘Conversations with a Humanist’ lecture series

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Mississippi State’s Institute for the Humanities hosts this month its final presentation of the fall semester— “What’s up with Higher Education?”––an in-depth review of the current crises and challenges facing higher education in the U.S. and part of the ongoing “Conversations with a Humanist”…

Book Publication

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&nbsp;Congratulations to Institute for the Humanities inaugural Faculty Fellow Dr. Pete Smith, whose book, Birddogs and Tough Old Broads: Women Journalists of Mississippi and a Century of State Politics, 1880s-1980s just hit the shelves!

Institute for the Humanities Fellows delve deeper into history, humanities research at MSU

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