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Jacob Uithoven

Mississippi State University student Jacob Uithoven loves acting, singing and performing. When he was cast as the lead, he said he was “super excited.” “I’ve never played a lead role before, so this is a whole new experience for me,” he said. The 22-year-old from Belden, is taking center stage as Wilbur in Theatre MSU’s upcoming production of “Charlotte’s Web,” premiering Friday [Sept. 27].

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MSU remains well represented at Mississippi Book Festival

Mississippi State is well represented at the upcoming 10th annual Mississippi Book Festival in Jackson. This year’s “Literary Lawn Party” features more than 50 panelists and workshops open to the public in Jackson’s historic State Capitol building and grounds. Running from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday [Sept. 14], the Mississippi Book Festival is going big for its 10th anniversary.

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Beloved children’s classic ‘Charlotte’s Web’ opens 2024 Theatre MSU season this month

Mississippi State’s Theatre MSU—the production division of the Department of Communication—is launching its 2024-2025 season with a heartwarming classic, “Charlotte’s Web.” Part of the department’s Theatre for Young Adults program, the play based on E.B. White’s novel will enchant young audiences through the touching friendship between Charlotte, the spider, and Wilbur, the pig.

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Peyton Barber

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Peyton Barber is a senior from Poplarville, Miss., majoring in communication with a concentration in public relations. Barber is a member of the MSU EcoCar Challenge Communication Team, MSU PRSSA, PRAM, and SPRF. Her dream job is working at a higher education institution.
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Carolina Carriere

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Carolina Carriere is a senior from Gulfport, Miss., majoring in communication with a concentration in communication and media studies. Her dream job is working in travel marketing.
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Dr. Gil Carter

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Dr. Gil Carter, an assistant professor in his first semester of teaching at Mississippi State University, hails from Killen, Ala. He attended
the University of North Alabama for his undergraduate degree and then received his Masters and PhD at the University of Alabama. Before coming to Mississippi State, Carter taught at the University of Florida as an assistant instructional professor and and acted as director of debate. While at the University of Florida, Carter coached two state-championship-winning debate teams.
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