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Lydia French

A call for change in the future of infrastructure

A call for change in the future of infrastructure

“Urban growth can't rely on the fixed and aging infrastructure built in past centuries. [Our Project] ‘Unlocking the Future of Infrastructure’ imagines converging approaches from materials science, robotics, computer science, civil engineering, architectural engineering and mechanical engineering to enable the development of new building materials and automated construction

Iowa's Caucus Conundrum

Predictions are in: Donald Trump and Pete Buttigieg are indicated to be the Republican and Democratic candidates respectively in the upcoming 2020 presidential election. On a biennial cycle, Iowans in every precinct are polled to gauge support for the presidential candidates in each political party. Although every state in the

City Rumbles and Melody Tumbles

City Rumbles and Melody Tumbles

Beautiful harmonies, claps of lightning, the pitter-patter of rain and the creak of steel found their way to the ears of the audience. On Thursday, Jan. 30, the Reynolds Recital Hall was filled with the beautiful sound of the MSU Wind Symphony accompanied by the Four-o-Sax Quartet.

An SOS from planet Earth

A group of passionate individuals gathered in the Procrastinator Theater on Wednesday, Jan. 22 for a special showing of the movie “Footprints: Population, Consumption, and Sustainability.” Co-sponsored by student organizations at MSU such as Thrive on Plants and Students for Choice, the event strived to educate, inform and encourage