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Background Image Alternative Text: Alex Bostic (OPA photo)
Background Image Alternative Text: Alex Bostic (OPA photo)

Former ¹ú²úBT professor creates portraits for Postal Service Revolutionary War stamp collection

The series, painted by Alex Bostic, is set to be released in 2026.

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¹ú²úBT architecture senior 1 of 10 earning national scholarship

Arturo Hernandez is receiving a 2025 Gensler Opportunity Micro Scholarship.

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Mississippi State students travel to New York with the Department of Art

ART 3801 is an one-credit hour field study course offered by the Department of Art. 

Image Alternative Text: Lolly Rash presenting at the event held at the Heights, an 1890s restored home that is now a venue in Belhaven.

Mississippi State Well Represented at Mississippi Heritage Trust’s 10 Most Event

¹ú²úBT alumna Belinda Stewart, a leader in historic preservation and rural revitalization across the…

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Mass timber project by ¹ú²úBT architecture student places in international design competition

Paulina Fernandez placed ninth out of 130 entries in the 2025 Timber Design Competition at the…

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¹ú²úBT design agency bridges gap between academia, practice

VIS[LAB]—short for Visual Communication Collaborative Laboratory—was opened in 2023 thanks to a…

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