Browse Collections (21 total)

Layering Perspectives: Interpreting the Interpreter of Maladies

Muted green book cover titled, "Upward Bound," with the subtitle "Community Structure and Technological Development in Selected Indian Villages". A black silhouette near the lower right shows a farmer walking behind two harnessed oxen and guiding a plow across a curved strip of ground. Two long, dark cloud-like shapes float above the scene.

View the items in Layering Perspectives: Interpreting the Interpreter of Maladies

"She left us to salvage": Reflecting on Hurricane Katrina in U.S. Literature and Culture

Navigating life after Hurricane Katrina
Different authors reflecting on Hurricane Katrina
Literature and culture centered on Hurricane Katrina

View the items in "She left us to salvage": Reflecting on Hurricane Katrina in U.S. Literature and Culture

Page to State: History of Theater and Costuming: Using the Myrna Colley-Lee Collection

This is a collection of materials from the Myrna Colley-Lee collection that were selected by the students of Mississippi State University's EN3414…

Contributors: Lauren Geiger, KC New, and Carrie Mastley

View the items in Page to State: History of Theater and Costuming: Using the Myrna Colley-Lee Collection

Pieced Together: The Influences in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

This is a collection of materials related to Frankenstein by Mary Shelley that were selected by the students of Mississippi State University's EN3414…

Contributors: Lauren Geiger, KC New, and Carrie Mastley

View the items in Pieced Together: The Influences in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

HON 1091: Game Changing: Exploring the African American Student Experience

View the items in HON 1091: Game Changing: Exploring the African American Student Experience

HON 3183 H02: Humanity and the Culture of War.

The exhibition contains a series of pages which contextualize, describe, and analyze cultural artifacts that represent the phenomenon of war. This…

Contributors: Connor Adams; Alithea Dobbs; Chandler See; Annie Kirkpatrick; Jennifer Greer; Margaret Freeman; Ethan Jackson; Nathan Cole; Rayne Rutherford; Andrew Hensarling; Peter De Gabriele

View the items in HON 3183 H02: Humanity and the Culture of War.

The Illustrations of Arthur Rackham

Muted ink-and-watercolor illustration of a stormy seascape. At the center, the Sea is personified as a towering woman rising from the waves, her long hair and flowing gray gown blending into the water as she extends both arms toward the sky. Large faces concealed within the dark clouds blow gusts of wind across the scene. A damaged sailing ship with torn reddish-brown sails tilts among the waves at the left, while a shipwrecked man in tattered clothing sits on the rocky shore at the lower right, looking up at the woman. The subdued gray, brown, and blue-green colors create s dark, turbulent atmosphere.

This is a collection of illustrations by Arthur Rackham that were selected by the students of Mississippi State University's EN3414 Critical Writing…

Contributors: Lauren Geiger, KC New, and Carrie Mastley

View the items in The Illustrations of Arthur Rackham

VOTE! Revisiting Freedom Summer

This exhibit will highlight items related to Freedom Summer of 1964.

Contributors: Anna Rodgers, Christina Beland, Christopher Jolivette, Emma Obryant, James Durr, LaRavia Evans, Rachel Hargrove, Ethan Jackson, Hayden Pilkinton, Madison Adams, Marlee-Keeton Pierce, Meg McDougal, Rayana Brown, Rowan Feasel


Lauren Geiger, Carrie Mastley

View the items in VOTE! Revisiting Freedom Summer

Clotel Posters

Student posters from Ted Atkinson's EN 4343 class in spring 2024

Contributors: DeeDee Baldwin

View the items in Clotel Posters

AI Art with Ardith

View the items in AI Art with Ardith