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The Great Unknown: Alberta Ebeheakey and the quest to save Ghana's forests
April 25, 2024
This story was published in the Reflector on April 16, 2024 By Cadence Harvey Clusters of red and yellow umbrellas catch the sunlight along the bustling streets of Ghana’s capital city of Accra. Beneath them, vendors toting wooden baskets are shielded from the…
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The Great Unknown: Alina Nigmatullina, the Russian who dreamed of life in the United States
April 22, 2024
This story was published in the Reflector on April 16, 2024. By Teirrah Tidwell Sunday mornings were carefree for a little girl who stayed in her grandmother’s summer home in Kazan, Russia. For breakfast, she ate pancakes and hot cereals served with coffee drowned in…
The Great Unknown: Sierra Bergen, the Canada-to-Mississippi midfielder
April 22, 2024
This story was published in the Reflector on April 16, 2024. By Colin James Soccer is woven into the DNA of Mississippi State University’s freshman forward Sierra Bergen. Growing up in the cold-weathered conditions of Cultus Lake, British Columbia she was an…
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The Great Unknown: Willie 'Sunshine' Coleman, the man who's never met a stranger
April 22, 2024
This story was published in the Reflector on April 16, 2024. By Megan Gordon Willie “Sunshine” Coleman leans on the front desk of Hathorn Hall on a cool Wednesday afternoon. He says “hello” to every passerby, sparking quick conversations with each. A coworker of his…
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The Great Unknown: Asia Aaron and the lure of endless scrolling
April 22, 2024
By Justice Sandle It's 7:30 a.m., and the loud ringing of the annoying yet effective Apple alarm blares through the room. The thought of “I can get 15 more minutes” crosses her mind, and the snooze button is hit. After hitting snooze for the third time, she decides it'…
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Published in the Mississippi Free Press: Creating Inclusive Environments For Black Students At Mississippi State University
July 31, 2023
Pam Dankins had her study of diversity on campus published in the Mississippi Free Press! https://www.mississippifreepress.org/33540/creating-inclusive-environme… Way to go Pam!
Franck DiSanza: A towering javelin standout, who made his way here from Switzerland
May 5, 2023
Mississippi State Athletics By Aaliyan Mohammed According to the NCAA, only 4.8% of high school track and field athletes go on to compete at the collegiate level. It would not be wrong to say competing at the next level is a statistical improbability. It’s already hard…
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Published in the Reflector: The Dachshund Dash is coming to Starkville
May 5, 2023
Katie Rainwater wrote about a fun event coming to Starkville for the first time in 2023: http://www.reflector-online.com/life/article_bf5c9096-e20e-11ed-b477-df8861087805.html
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Ferreri: 'Athleisure' and accessories define the Greek woman's look at MSU
April 25, 2023
By Gabbi Ferreri, The sorority women on Mississippi State University's campus have a distinct look. While doing my research for my previous story about fraternity men on campus, I looked internally to see if the other side of Greek life was any different. My name is…
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