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The College of Letters and Science holds interviews in search for a new dean

The College of Letters and Science holds interviews in search for a new dean

From Nov. 5 to 8, the MSU College of Letters and Sciences (CLS) held open forums between four finalists and a search committee to help inform the hiring of a new dean. In July 2024, MSU announced current Dean Yves Idzerda’s plan to step down from his position and

MSU’s “Big Idea Challenge” awards $10,000 to student innovators

MSU’s “Big Idea Challenge” awards $10,000 to student innovators

On Nov. 7, Blackstone Launchpad sponsored the “Big Idea Challenge” at the Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship (JJCBE). Blackstone Launchpad, MSU’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center and Oracle, helped to sponsor this event. This challenge allowed 12 student finalists to pitch their product to four judges for a

Student Evaluations Are Biased, but We Can Fix It

Student Evaluations Are Biased, but We Can Fix It

As the end of the semester rapidly approaches, you’re going to start getting emails that ask you to fill out course evaluations for your classes. If you’re anything like me, you likely don’t think about evaluations until one of your professors reminds you to fill them out.

Want Different Snacks in the SUB? Just ask!

Want Different Snacks in the SUB? Just ask!

Here at the Exponent, our editors often rely on the SUB for sustenance as we produce the paper. We can unfailingly be found in the Bookstore grabbing a little treat before our Monday meetings or crowded around the vending machines like ravenous vampires late on Wednesday nights. I always go

MSU alumnus shares paleontological findings about Arctic dinosaurs

MSU alumnus shares paleontological findings about Arctic dinosaurs

People tend to envision dinosaurs roaming in a hot and humid rainforest, but new research by an MSU alumnus working out of Fairbanks, Alaska, shows that dinosaurs not only lived in the Arctic — they thrived there. On Thursday Nov. 7, the Museum of the Rockies (MOR) hosted their monthly “Presenting

School of Music students play pop-up music performance

School of Music students play pop-up music performance

Last Friday afternoon, as 20 or 30 students lounged on the couches in Norm’s Cafe and Bakery, MSU School of Music student Al-Ghi Choi plucked tenderly at his guitar, preparing for his imminent pop-up performance. Norm Asbjornson Hall (NAH) routinely hosts artists — audio and visual — to perform

MSU honors Native American Heritage Month with horse painting event

MSU honors Native American Heritage Month with horse painting event

On a bright Wednesday morning in front of the SUB, a regal brown stallion stood adorned with intricate beadwork, fur skins, an elk tooth dress, blankets and vibrant horse regalia. The cut glass beads — colored red, white, yellow and blue — glittered under the sun as the sounds of drumming and