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A student-competitor proves that a power inverter can recycle energy from a 12-volt battery. (Photo by Charles A. Smith/JSU)

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JSU CSET hosts State Science and Engineering Fair showcasing best, brightest in Grades 7-12

April 12, 2018

Jackson State University hosted the annual State Science and Engineering Fair last week as students in Grades 7-12 competed statewide for scholarships and an opportunity to represent Mississippi in the[...]

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JSU wins $75,000 top national academic prize in Honda’s HBCU All-Star Challenge

April 10, 2018

Jackson State University is $75,000 richer after students captured the top academic prize during the 29th annual Honda Campus All-Star Challenge (HCASC) National Championship Tournament in Torrance, California. JSU competed[...]

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Meteorology senior may soon discover a new star – himself as a musician

April 2, 2018

JSU meteorology major and singer/drummer Keon Gibson always has been fascinated with celestial phenomena, and, as a multitalented student, he may soon experience galactic success if his debut single skyrockets[...]

Dr. Jacqueline Stevens, a JSU biology professor in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, discusses a project with students from Jim Hill High School. During the 45th Region II Science Fair, the students presented the Baby Beeper. One of its main features is to help ensure that a child is securely buckled in a car seat. (Photo by Charles A. Smith/JSU)

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Science fair sparks Grades 1-12; ideas include sensors noting unbuckled child car seat, heat

March 27, 2018

JSU recently hosted 650 students from public and private schools from all grades during its 45th Region II Science Fair, which saw one group earn a first-place finish for a[...]

Jackson State University is the fourth largest HBCU in the country. (Charles Smith/JSU)

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JSU in top three of HBCUs awarding doctorates to black students

March 23, 2018

Among all U.S. colleges and universities, for the highest number of doctorates awarded to black scholars over a five year period. From 2012-2016, 161 JSU students received terminal degrees. Walden[...]

If you’ve never been inside the CSET building because of your non-science academic discipline, here’s your chance to see what you’ve been missing. CSET is opening its doors to teach all undergraduates about Data Science and help the U.S. job market fill millions of positions.

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Region II Mississippi Science and Engineering Fair needs judges

March 21, 2018

JSU will be hosting the Region II Mississippi Science and Engineering Fair Thursday, March 22, and Friday, March 23, in the Lee E. Williams Athletics & Assembly Center. Therefore, Jackson[...]

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Computer engineering student will study Hindi in India, gives ‘shout-out’ to mom

March 13, 2018

His mother is responsible for the person he is today says Atlanta native and Jackson State University student Dennis Agnew Jr. “My role model is my mom. She showed[...]

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House energy chair Cockerham sees lucrative jobs, profits by expanding offshore drilling

March 5, 2018

Mississippi state Rep. Angela Cockerham, a JSU alum, told an audience of business leaders and lawmakers during the recent Mississippi Economic Council’s Legislative Scrambler that expanding offshore drilling on the[...]

Jackson State University President William B. Bynum Jr. proudly acknowledges JSU honorees during the annual celebration of Higher Education Appreciation Day – Working for Academic Excellence (HEADWAE). Dr. Lin Li is a professor of civil engineering, and Harrison Watson is a senior biology major – both in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology.

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Civil engineering professor, biology major earn recognition at HEADWAE program

March 1, 2018

Jackson State University civil engineering professor Lin Li and senior biology major Harrison Watson were recognized recently during the annual HEADWAE program that honors outstanding students from 34 Mississippi public[...]

JSU staffers and alums spoke proudly about JSU and helped the urban institution push its legislative agenda. (Photo by Charles A. Smith/JSU)

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JSU Day at the Capitol: IHL representation, reduction in Ayers funding become hot topics

February 28, 2018

Dozens at JSU Day at the Capitol on Thursday were delighted the state Senate recently passed an $8.5 million bond bill to renovate Stewart Hall and that action is planned[...]

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Category: College of Science Engineering and Technology

JSU CSET hosts State Science and Engineering Fair showcasing best, brightest in Grades 7-12

JSU wins $75,000 top national academic prize in Honda’s HBCU All-Star Challenge

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Meteorology senior may soon discover a new star – himself as a musician

Science fair sparks Grades 1-12; ideas include sensors noting unbuckled child car seat, heat

JSU in top three of HBCUs awarding doctorates to black students

Region II Mississippi Science and Engineering Fair needs judges

Computer engineering student will study Hindi in India, gives ‘shout-out’ to mom

House energy chair Cockerham sees lucrative jobs, profits by expanding offshore drilling

Civil engineering professor, biology major earn recognition at HEADWAE program

JSU Day at the Capitol: IHL representation, reduction in Ayers funding become hot topics

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