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Caleb Rux

Year of Undergraduate Research

Walking on campus it is nearly impossible to miss the YOUR signs plastered to any building or space available. While the YOUR logo seems to be covering campus, many do not know what it is for and how it came to be. To uncover YOUR, I caught up with one

Introducing next year’s editor-in-chief

Introducing next year’s editor-in-chief

I am excited to announce that I have been selected as the Exponent’s Editor-in-Chief for the 2019-20 academic year. I began working for the Exponent as a sports writer in the fall of 2017 on a whim. I had always enjoyed following MSU athletics, and was

Cats compete in Annual Sonny Holland Classic

Each year at the end of spring football the Bobcats are separated into first-string, second-string and third-string teams who then compete against each other in what is advertised as a scrimmage. It is composed mainly of drills with competitions in-between for the fans in attendance. The

Got the horses in the back

Got the horses in the back

In the world of college rodeo, no event in the region comes close to the excitement and preparation behind the MSU Spring Rodeo. Preparation begins the Monday before the event, when dump trucks loaded with dirt make their way to the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse to begin the process of burying

Fish released after five-year tenure

After serving for five years as the MSU Men’s Basketball Head Coach, Brian Fish’s contract was not renewed. The decision came from MSU Director of Athletics Leon Costello as the Men’s basketball team finished below .500 for Fish’s fifth straight year. On Sunday, March 17 immediately

MSU defunds football to make room for esports

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. After a great deal of deliberation, MSU has decided to embrace the culture shift in sports and fund a League of Legends (LOL) team

MSU ski team top 10 in country

Members of the MSU ski team competed in the NCAA Skiing Championships at Stowe Mountain Resort in Stowe, Vermont over a four-day period spanning March 6-9. The championships consisted of 74 male and 74 female athletes representing 24 schools across the country. MSU had 10 athletes qualify for