Mississippi State University (MSU) Campus

This is the Sanderson Recreation Center! The Rec here has an Olympic sized swimming pool, a weight room, a fitness room upstairs, ten basketball goals, and several studios for Yoga, Palates, and Spin Class. There is so much to do here and you can even sign up too go on Outdoor Adventure trips through the rec center.

his is our brand new turf field. This is the very first year of marching and practicing on the turf field. This year has been a very momentous occasion for the band, because not only did we get a new field, but we have hit a record number of members in our band. We are truly making history this year and will continue to invest in the quality of our band program. We continue to push ourselves to be the best band we can here at Mississippi State. We are continually striving for excellence and we never settle for anything less.

Tucker is just sharing with us about his experience with Mississippi State and why he chose to come here. I just asked him a few questions as to why he chose to come here, what he likes and dislikes, and he favorite thing about MSU.

Welcome to the Band and Choral hall! This building was built brand new about 10 years ago, I believe in 2007. The marching band this year consists of 414 members, which is the largest enrollment we have had in school history. The band and choral hall consists of 3 different rehearsal rooms for the Choir, Marching band, and the Symphonic rehearsals. In the Spring, the band breaks into four different bands. There is the Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, and the Campus/Community Band and then there is Basketball pepband.

So every year before the football season begins, the athletic department has an event where everyone gets to meet all the teams for the fall season. We were able to get autographs from majority of the football team and the head coach! This is a great spirit event to get everyone ready for the upcoming season.

Korey and I take a little walking tour around Davis Wade Stadium. Davis Waded Stadium is located right on campus and since our campus is a dry campus, unfortunately, they are not allowed to serve alcohol inside the stadium.

The Junction is the center of Saturday Game day outside of the stadium. This is where all the excitement is before the games start. We are lucky enough to have a stadium that is right on campus, so there is no need to drive for students who live on campus. Our tailgating area got the name the Junction, because a long time ago this area used to be referred to as "Malfunction Junction". Malfunction Junction used to be there intersection of several different streets and a train station. Now we refer to our tailgating area as "The Junction" and I think the name still holds true till today. Because it is a junction on campus every Saturday.

This year they had two special performances to top off the end of our Dawg Days events. THE BAND CAMINO was the band I got to see perform at the amphitheater and this was their first time performing in Starkville. THE BAND CAMINO is actually from my hometown and went to high school with some of my friends. They are now the opening band for Ben Rector's 2018 tour this year!

This year we will have a brand new $50 million Baseball Stadium. The baseball Stadium will feature club lounges, one of the largest score boards in the country, and a stadium that is larger than three Major League Baseball sized baseball stadium. Mississippi State loves our athletics and make sure we have the most state of the art equipment.

The Chapel of Memories is located right in the center of campus. The Chapel is located right next to the new academic building, the football stadium, and the student union. People come here for all sorts of events like worship services, meetings, a quiet place to relax in between classes, and so much more. The Chapel was built in 1959 from the remaining bricks that were left over after the largest dormitory in the nation "Old Main" was burned down. Hence, why the name is called "Chapel of Memories".

Tucker is just sharing with us about his experience with Mississippi State and why he chose to come here. I just asked him a few questions as to why he chose to come here, what he likes and dislikes, and he favorite thing about MSU.

So every year before the football season begins, the athletic department has an event where everyone gets to meet all the teams for the fall season. We were able to get autographs from majority of the football team and the head coach! This is a great spirit event to get everyone ready for the upcoming season.

This year we will have a brand new $50 million Baseball Stadium. The baseball Stadium will feature club lounges, one of the largest score boards in the country, and a stadium that is larger than three Major League Baseball sized baseball stadium. Mississippi State loves our athletics and make sure we have the most state of the art equipment.

The Drill Field is the main central location of campus. When Mississippi State University was first opened, the school was originally an Army and Military school. The "Drill Field" is where the soldiers would come out to do drill every morning. Now it is the central location for everything on campus. A lot of people come out to lay in the grass, play frisbee, or have events.

This year they had two special performances to top off the end of our Dawg Days events. THE BAND CAMINO was the band I got to see perform at the amphitheater and this was their first time performing in Starkville. THE BAND CAMINO is actually from my hometown and went to high school with some of my friends. They are now the opening band for Ben Rector's 2018 tour this year!

his is our brand new turf field. This is the very first year of marching and practicing on the turf field. This year has been a very momentous occasion for the band, because not only did we get a new field, but we have hit a record number of members in our band. We are truly making history this year and will continue to invest in the quality of our band program. We continue to push ourselves to be the best band we can here at Mississippi State. We are continually striving for excellence and we never settle for anything less.

Welcome to the Band and Choral hall! This building was built brand new about 10 years ago, I believe in 2007. The marching band this year consists of 414 members, which is the largest enrollment we have had in school history. The band and choral hall consists of 3 different rehearsal rooms for the Choir, Marching band, and the Symphonic rehearsals. In the Spring, the band breaks into four different bands. There is the Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, and the Campus/Community Band and then there is Basketball pepband.

The Chapel of Memories is located right in the center of campus. The Chapel is located right next to the new academic building, the football stadium, and the student union. People come here for all sorts of events like worship services, meetings, a quiet place to relax in between classes, and so much more. The Chapel was built in 1959 from the remaining bricks that were left over after the largest dormitory in the nation "Old Main" was burned down. Hence, why the name is called "Chapel of Memories".