MSU School of Architecture student takes first place in Undergraduate Research Symposium
Tess Higginbotham recently earned first place in the Humanities Special Area.
Tess Higginbotham recently earned first place in the Humanities Special Area.
The School of Architecture faculty and student leaders presented first through fourth-year architecture students with awards at a ceremony on April 29 in the Robert and Freda Harrison Auditorium.
The planetarium is set to open within May to June of 2026.
Alexis Gregory will serve a three-year term as a director on the National Architectural Accrediting Board, the only accrediting institution of architecture degrees in the U.S.
Two Mississippi State architecture students received prestigious travel awards, including the $20,000 Aydelott Travel Award.
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Two to three exemplary projects from each year level will be presented with Harrison lecturer Eric Höweler serving as guest critic.
Awards will also be presented to first- through fourth-year students.