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Clare Genovese

Student club practices centuries-old martial arts

Student club practices centuries-old martial arts

Don’t panic if you see people fighting in front of Romney Hall — at least not if it’s between 3 and 5 p.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays. The participants are part of the Kashima-Shunryu club, which practices a traditional Japanese martial art that involves hand-to-hand

Dogs bring paws-itive vibes to campus

Dogs bring paws-itive vibes to campus

Malone Mall was looking a bit fluffier than usual last week. Underneath three blue tents, students milled about, eating paw-shaped cookies and kneeling to pet the nine dogs who were visiting campus for a very special, tail-wagging occasion. “Paws-Itive Vibes” is an annual event that took place

The Renne Library celebrates 75 years serving campus

The Renne Library celebrates 75 years serving campus

It is not every day a campus icon hits a milestone, but this year marks the 75th anniversary of the Roland R. Renne Library. Until 1949, the library was located on the second floor of Montana Hall. Since the opening of the new building in late December 1949 it has

The man behind MSU’s new flower sculptures

The man behind MSU’s new flower sculptures

Amid the construction on campus over the summer, a series of sculptures made out of stop signs, diesel fuel tanks and license plates popped up around campus. These new art pieces span from the west entrance of the Student Wellness Center (SWC) to the top of the hill near the

Eid-Al-Fitr celebration returns to MSU after two years

Eid-Al-Fitr celebration returns to MSU after two years

“Dignity is diversity. We only have one world, and in this world everyone [else] lives too. We cannot push others away,” said professor of mechanical and industrial engineering Ruhul Amin during his April 12 presentation about Eid-Al-Fitr, an Islamic holiday that follows the end of Ramadan. Before his

POT house gets a fresh new look

POT house gets a fresh new look

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. Pi Omega Theta (POT) has historically had a difficult time keeping its house clean, but now the frat house is now unexpectedly glowing. With