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Jordan Reanier

What Joking About Suicide Actually Means

In the past year, casual and flippant jokes about suicide have increased. While once we took people saying they wanted to die seriously, the times have changed. Some may use these phrases as a coping strategy, but recently this has become a trend used among college students, many repeating phrases

The Worth of Attendance Points

How many classes are you enrolled in that require attendance points to receive a passing grade? Chances are, the majority of the courses you’re taking this semester use this tactic to increase participation. Even math and science courses use this method with iClickers, attendance sheets and pop quizzes each

Professor earns prestigious award

Professor earns prestigious award

MSU Professor of Photography Ian Van Coller was awarded a fellowship with the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation this April. This prestigious award is used to assist the development of scholars and artists through grant funding and name recognition to help them engage in research. Only 175 out of about

MSU introduces the new ‘All or Nothing” Initiative

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. MSU has implemented a new policy that prevents students from skipping class called the “All or Nothing” initiative. In order to motivate teachers to

Exponent Explains: Library Research Center

The MSU Renne Library offers more than just computers, a quiet place to study and book recommendations for leisure. Not all students are aware of just how helpful the research center can be. Instead of spending hours trying to find the right sources for a project, only to be met