Bully's Pantry assists in meeting the basic needs of students who are experiencing food insecurity and other financial needs. Opened in 2020, Bully’s Pantry has assisted hundreds of MSU students by providing nutritious food and basic personal necessities.

The Division of Student Affairs' central focus is student success and engagement. By donating to the division's general fund, you are contributing to the programs and services offered by our departments who are here to help you/your student achieve academic success, personal growth, and career goals.

New Maroon Camp is a week-long student-led retreat that prepares first-year students for the transition to Mississippi State University. Students will learn MSU history and traditions, meet other new students, discover opportunities to get involved, and learn about the MSU campus.

The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) represents historically Black Greek-letter organizations (BGLOs) and is composed of the Divine Nine. With the support of the MSU Community, NPHC is raising funds to support the NPHC  Plaza for a designated space on-campus for students, alumni, and MSU community to gather and celebrate the contributions of the NPHC community to Mississippi State University. This project is currently under design and will soon be sharing the renderings of the NPHC Plaza to the community.

Contributions to the Maroon and White Completion Scholarships will provide full-time, pell-eligible students who have completed 75% or more of their program of study a $1000 scholarship, awarded one time in the student’s academic career.

ACCESS opens a door to college for students who were previously denied. Students with intellectual disabilities are provided with an inclusive residential college experience. Learning independent living skills, participating in a full range of social opportunities, auditing MSU courses, and preparing for careers through internships leads to a new range of options for ACCESS students. ACCESS provides real world opportunities for real world success.

Bulldogs in Recovery is a comprehensive support program on campus that aids students in recovery from drugs and alcohol in order to achieve academic success. Additionally, Bulldogs in Recovery educates recovering students, Mississippi State University as a whole, and the community at large about the disease of addiction and effective methods for recovery.

The Captain Robert H. Bennett scholarship honors Cpt. Bennett's service and sacrifice. It is awarded annually to an MSU Army ROTC cadet who is well respected by their fellow cadre members and someone, as Dr. A. G. Bennett describes, “you’d want in your foxhole.”

The Reflector is dedicated to serving the student body of Mississippi State University and the Starkville area as a reliable and honest news source. It was created in 1884 which makes it the oldest college newspaper in the Southeastern Conference.