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Interior Design class of 2021 showcases work in online exhibition

Each of the 28 graduating students created a board and portfolio for the show.

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MSU Building Construction Science Program featured in Mississippi Business Journal

Director George Ford explains what makes the program stand out and why graduates succeed.

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Professor Dominic Lippillo's 'Stories We Tell Ourselves' selected for Rfotofolio competition

The associate professor of photography in the Mississippi State University Department of Art…

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Mississippi State architecture professor among speakers participating in upcoming TEDxUniversityofMississippi

This year’s resilience-themed event will be held on March 9 at 7 p.m. in the Gertrude C. Ford…

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School of Architecture professor, student featured in Columbus Dispatch

Student Jacquelin Lee is taking Professor John Poros's DIS class.

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Assistant Professor Gregory Martin featured in Orange County Center for Contemporary Art exhibition

The show started on February 6 and will run until March 20, 2021.

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MSU dean describes how tenacity, love of a challenge helps CAAD students persevere through pandemic obstacles

“It is amazing to see, in a year full of obstacles, how our students, alongside our faculty, have…

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MSU faculty excellence in architectural education recognized with ACSA’s Collaborative Practice Award

A collaborative garden project led by faculty from Mississippi State is receiving national…

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MSU Art Professor Alex Bostic in Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles show

"Lexius" is one of 275 pieces selected from over 1,100 entries in "Illustration West 59."

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Taylor Fikes' thesis exhibition work on display in Tupelo

The recent alumna's photography exhibit, "_RAW," will be viewable through Feb. 19 at the Gumtree…

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Assistant Professor Ming Hong's exhibition on display at Western Illinois University

“Disjunction and Other Works” can be viewed through Feb. 19.

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Work from 12 artists from across the nation part of ‘Crafted Identities’ exhibition at MSU

An exhibition that examines personal identities is on display through Feb. 19 in Mississippi State’…

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CAAD recognized by American Institute of Architects’ Mississippi Chapter

Awards were presented to Director Emeritus Michael A. Berk, the Fred Carl Jr. Small Town…

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Angle joins MSU fundraising team

He will serve as the new director of development for the College of Architecture, Art and Design.

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CAAD takes several honors at third annual Community Engagement Award ceremony

Two awards—winner and honorable mention—are given in four categories.

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