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MSU aerospace engineering instructor Calvin Walker dies (opens the original)
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Calvin Walker, a longtime instructor in Mississippi State University’s Department of Aerospace Engineering, died Sunday morning, according to emails sent to students, faculty and staff. Rani Sullivan, the head of the Department of Aerospace Engineering, informed students of Walker’s death in an email Sunday afternoon. “For so many of you, Mr. Walker was not simply an instructor,” Sullivan wrote. “He was a teacher who cared about you, believed in you, and took time to help you succeed. He made a
“You guys can shave my head”: Space Cowboys win big at international competition (opens the original)
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When Ruth Barnett watched Bandit shoot into the Texas sky, she had two thoughts. The second was that she might be about to lose all her hair. “I was so proud and happy,” Barnett, a junior mechanical engineering major and the president of Mississippi State University’s Space Cowboys, said, “but I was also dreading it because I was like, ‘Oh, we totally just won that.'” A few days earlier, on the way to the launch field at the International Rocket Engineering Competition in Midland, Texas, Barnett
Vincent Mason to headline Bulldog Bash (opens the original)
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Country music singer-songwriter Vincent Mason is set to headline the 2026 Bulldog Bash. Students gathered in Holmes Plaza today, starting at 11 a.m., to hear the announcement of Mississippi’s biggest free outdoor concert. At noon, the Bulldog Bash Committee – students Caroline Sibley, Cody Hill, Jocelyn Baucom, Clayton Butler and Emily Lane – dropped the banner announcing that Mason will come to the Mississippi State University amphitheater Oct. 16. Mason, a Georgia-raised performer, broke throu
Opinion | The Reflector stands with Alabama student media (opens the original)
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The Reflector exists to report on Mississippi State University, not to advertise for it. While our current and historic coverage makes it seem obvious, that fact sits at the center of a federal court case with serious consequences for student journalists nationwide. Last year, the University of Alabama suspended two student-run newspapers, Alice and Nineteen Fifty-Six, publications focused on women and Black students, respectively. The university said the publications could constitute “unlawful
Student Association Senate rejects proposed homecoming elections overhaul in special session (opens the original)
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The Mississippi State University Student Association Senate rejected a sweeping proposal to restructure homecoming elections during a Sept. 1 special session held as senators attended “Senate Boot Camp.” The bill would have eliminated the current class-based homecoming maid system and replaced it with nine homecoming maids and nine homecoming escorts, all of whom would have been required to be seniors. Those 18 students, selected through an interview process, would then have been the only candid
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