On November 5th, Mississippi will vote not just for President, but for Congress, and for state and local offices. Register and vote so you'll have a say in what kind of country America will be!

##Register to vote

In Mississippi, you must register by October 7th to vote. You can find out how to register here: https://www.sos.ms.gov/voter-id/register

##Voting in person

Early in-person voting in Mississippi is only available to some individuals. See this page for details.

Election Day is November 5th. Find your polling place here.

When voting in person, be sure to bring an acceptable form of identification.

##Voting by mail

Some Mississippi voters qualify to vote by mail. See here for details and information on how to apply.

Ballots must be postmarked by November 5th and received by November 13th, so mail your ballot back promptly. You can also return your ballot in person to your Clerk's office.

If you mail your ballot, you can track it here.

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Hello, I’m a transfer student from a community college up north I originally never considered a sorority until I realized I like basically have no chance at things unless I’m in a sorority even though I’m in 5 clubs which is crazy to me. Am I able to join a sorority my senior year? I’m currently a junior. Although I actually won’t graduate till 2027 (whoop whoop 5th year student). Can I still even be in a sorority as a 5th year?

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Is anyone here enrolled in or familiar with the online PhD program in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE)? I'm currently working full-time and considering this program. I also have a non-thesis master’s in electrical engineering from Purdue. I'd love to hear your thoughts on how the program is structured, the quality of the faculty, and your overall experience. Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

I feel like engineers should make just as much money as doctors because they developed the instruments that doctors use

This may seem a bit of a specific of an issue to bring up, but I’m genuinely baffled by how there’s no benches next to Chadwick Lake???? I mean that’s a prime bench sitting locating, absolutely perfect. Why on earth did they choose not to put any benches there?

I’m in the process of making some corn hole boards and planning to paint them. Does anyone know a paint color (preferably from Home Depot, Lowe’s, ace, or sherwin Williams) that matches the Mississippi State maroon best? Everything that I have seen online only provides a hex code which is for digital.

I started going to school full time recently in hopes of making it work in my predicament. Turns out nothing is working out for me at all. Where can an adult with years of experience and a solid resume (welding, fitting, fabricating, project delegation, heavy equipment operating, things of that nature etc.) get a part time job in Starkville, MS that pays more than $7.25/hr while furthering education (C.E. Undergrad) full time? I am running out of time and options. Any advice is helpful, I have at least 8 open applications currently.

I used to come in here and play the old out-of-tune piano all the time my freshman year, it sounded magical. Was very sad when I walked in today and found this

Does anyone know anything about the carpentry program and how to get in it?

Where is the pest place to get a kind of intimate (i guess you would call it) piercing around the area?

Tough guys was recommended by someone but after reading the reviews on yelp I am here. I usually just let my friend cut my hair but I want a good haircut this time around.

Also, how is the shop at union?

Why did they ban non athletes from eating at Templeton? Public university but it’s not open to the public.

I am trying to withdraw from one class, anybody know how. Somebody said to go the college I am enrolled in and ask for a drop form, but when I went they said that they did not give those out. Also, I want to change my major, does anybody recommend doing it now or waiting until I have to meet with my current advisor.

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I'm a high school senior whose been accepted to State. I visited the campus and absolutely love it. But I do have some concerns, because I'm a Queer women of color. For anyone who is queer at state is y'all's experience like? I'm from Georgia btw. I would like the ability to have a chance to date college, so that is something I also worry about.

im a transfer so im new to mississippi state this fall. i applied for the honors college because i was part of honors at my pervious institution, however i dont want to be in it anymore lol. early registration is nice but im a junior and dont care much for it now, there are no personal reasons really. so, for those who are in it or have been in it, do i have the option to leave whenever i want to? like should i talk to my main advisor or honors advisor?

I just accepted the Mississippi State, and I know that it's in a rural area. So I was just wondering how would you describe like Starkville. like The Good, the Bad?

I just got accepted to Mississippi State and was on the Facebook informational session about dorms and and scholarships. I was just wondering what is y'all's favorite dorm and why cuz I'm trying to figure out before I do my room assignment

Okay, so i gotta pick 4 classes in one area of business and 2 in 2 subareas. I am not sure which are easy and which are hard. Could someone help pls?

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Considering a career in mechanical engineering. I’m 23 and I’ve already graduated with a useless communications degree from State. I don’t want to be 26 in a class with 19 year olds. Idk

I'm a junior in high-school and looking at Mississippi State right now for college, and I really want to go into sound engineering. Turns out they have a program for that here. If there's anyone here who took it, what was it like?

I was inherited a huge stamp collection that ranges from 1800s to late 1900s. Is there anyone either in Starkville or on campus that can help me appraise them or give me more knowledge about them???