NEWS
2018
November
Computer Science Faculty Member Awarded $100,000 to Help NASA’s Stennis Space Center Manage Intellectual Property
A ¿ì²¥µ¼º½ faculty member has been tapped by NASA’s Stennis Space Center to help the agency improve the way it manages and markets Read more
Transportation Institute Awarded $150,000 Grant for Statewide Passenger and Freight Rail Analysis
The ¿ì²¥µ¼º½ is set to play a major role in setting the course for the future of rail transportation infrastructure across Louisia Read more
October
National Science Foundation Funds Quantum Research by ¿ì²¥µ¼º½ Mathematician
The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded $162,000 to Peter Bierhorst, assistant professor of mathematics at the ¿ì²¥µ¼º½, to Read more
September
Inaugural Class of the ¿ì²¥µ¼º½ Hall of Distinction Honored at Gala
The ¿ì²¥µ¼º½ celebrated its 60th anniversary by honoring the inaugural class of the Hall of Distinction at a black tie Read more
The ¿ì²¥µ¼º½ Increases Total Enrollment
By growing both the undergraduate and graduate student populations, the ¿ì²¥µ¼º½ increased its total enrollment for the first time Read more
August
Golz Wants Student Affairs to Be ‘Hub’ of Resources for Students, Campus Engagement
Carolyn Golz, the new associate vice president for student affairs and dean of students at the ¿ì²¥µ¼º½, has experienced universit Read more
July
Alumna’s African Dolphin Research Highlighted in Prestigious British Journal
Research conducted by ¿ì²¥µ¼º½ alumna Morgan Martin is featured on this week’s cover of the flagship biology journal published by Read more
A Provost’s Passion: A Mathematician and Engineer Finds Outlet in Creative Writing
Mahyar Amouzegar has been writing fiction for most of his life. But until five years ago, few outside of his closest family members knew. Read more