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New To MSU? Here Are Five Ways To Beat Quarantine Boredom in Starkville, Mississippi

For when you need things to do around campus.

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New To MSU? Here Are Five Ways To Beat Quarantine Boredom in Starkville, Mississippi

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We've all been there; bored in your college dorm/apartment with absolutely nothing to do. In these unprecedented times, it can seem difficult to fill your newfound free time. This list is full of some fun ideas and adventures to make the most out of your Starkville experience (while !

1. Take a walk through the Cotton District

The cotton district is right off of campus and has so many cute stores and locally owned restaurants.

2. Listen to the clocks at the Cullis & Gladys Wade Clock Museum

The Cullis & Gladys Wade Clock Museum is located on campus right beside Barnes and Noble. Take a trip there to take a look at the historical watches and clocks.

3. Visit the Veterans Memorial Rose Garden

The rose garden is perfect for studying, walking, taking pictures, etc. It's so beautiful and peaceful.

4. Go hammocking at the Refuge.

The Noxubee Wildlife Refuge is a local park where you can kayak, hammock, picnic, hike, or just spend time with friends. The scenery is so breathtaking and there's so much to explore.

5. Hunt some murals and take lots of pictures

Starkville is home to many beautiful and bright colored murals. Dressing up and taking pictures with friends is always such a fun way to kill time.

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