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This article examines the history of white attempts to circumvent and avoid integration in Mississippi schools between 1954 and 1970. This article mentions the Jackson Citizen's Council, white insistence on Separate but Equal, and President Kennedy's…

The first letter to the editor complains that "critical letters to the editor, open discussions, and perverted views as presented in last year's Reflector and Reveille" are in inflammatory and make funding difficult. The writer goes on to say that…

This article describes the lack of Black faculty and professors on the Mississippi State University campus. The article goes on to quote a Black faculty member as saying that he believes the shortage is not from lack of trying but more from facing…

Dense neighborhoods pour down the hills of Valparaiso, Chile.

Formal houses being built on the northern edge of Swakopmund. The pipeline which supplies drinking water to town is visible in the lower right.

Silicon Valley is home to some of the world's most valuable companies, such as Facebook (pictured here). The headquarters of the company, worth approximately $800 billion, sits opposite from a homeless camp in the scrubland surrounding San Francisco…

A collaborative project combining photography and sound to document the U.S.–Mexico border, highlighting the human impact of migration.

Image of Marlin Miller on the Mississippi Gulf Coast in 2015 refurbishing one of the tree sculptures he made from dead trees after Hurricane Katrina.

This is a photograph of Sonny Montgomery as a player with his teammates on the Mississippi State University varsity men's basketball team in early 1940s.