I'm going to take you on a tour of the wonderful campus of Mississippi State University through a series of pictures. This tour is not all inclusive. It hits many of the top spots as well as some obscure spots you should still probably know.
First stop,
LEE HALL
Named after the first University president, Confederate General Stephen Lee. This is the crowning jewel on the main part of MSU campus.
Next stop,
THE DRILL FIELD
Opposite Lee Hall is Swalm Hall and in between them is the Drill Field. It is the main academic location on campus with many on the classroom building along its perimeter.
Next stop,
MITCHELL MEMORIAL LIBRARY
This is MSU's library, which is finishing up construction on its new expansion this semester. "Pardon Our Noise"
Next Stop,
COLVARD STUDENT UNION
The Colvard Student Union is one of the busiest locations on campus with a food court, classrooms, meeting rooms, HCDC, Student Affairs, and Greek Life.
Next Stop,
BELL ISLAND
This is the small strip of land between the Union and the Chapel. It houses the retired bell from the Chapel and thus the name.
Next stop,
CHAPEL OF MEMORIES
This is the bell tower and the chapel for the University. All of the brick are from the old dormitory, Old Main, which burned down in the late 40s, early 50s.
Next stop,
ALLEN HALL
This is another academic building that additionally houses the College of Education and the Dean of Student Affairs.
Next stop,
THE JUNCTION & DAVIS WADE STADIUM
This is the main tailgate area for weekend football games. HAIL STATE!
Last stop,
HUMPHREY COLISEUM
This is the home of the basketball teams for both Men's and Women's. It is located on the north side of campus.
Well I hope you have enjoyed your tour! And don't forget to share this for any of your friends that might not know what some of these locations are. Or you can share it so your relatives can see what a beautiful university you have chosen.
