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New York Times Games Are the Best Time-Wasters

New York Times Games Are the Best Time-Wasters

For nearly a 100 years, the New York Times (NYT) has challenged readers with crossword puzzles in their daily papers. In recent years, they’ve created many online puzzles which have exploded in popularity. Games like “Wordle,” “Connections,” Spelling Bee, “Mini Crossword” and more have become a part of people&

Exploring Hydroponics on Campus

Soil is a thing of the past — not really — but new agriculture technologies have made hydroponics a competitive option for vegetable and fruit production. Hydroponics is the technique of growing plants without soil. Plants may be grown in nothing or have rock, wool or perlite substrates. If you stroll through

University Printing Services sent to the shredder

University Printing Services sent to the shredder

On March 27, MSU announced via a post to its website that they have selected Color World to be the new preferred printing vendor for the university. This came after MSU announced that the on-campus University Printing Services would be closing on April 5. At the moment, there is

A journey through Asia at MSU’s cultural night

A journey through Asia at MSU’s cultural night

MSU was a theater for cultural diversity over the weekend during the Asian Multicultural Night (AMN), organized by the Asian Student Interracial Association (A.S.I.A). The event featured performances, a fashion show and discussions aimed at enhancing understanding and celebration of Asian cultures among the university community and

MSU topples the competition at annual Spring Rodeo

MSU topples the competition at annual Spring Rodeo

As Tate the Rodeo Clown entered the dirt floor of the arena, his voice boomed “Who's ready to rodeo?” This was just the beginning of the last day of the 2024 MSU Spring Rodeo. Sunday April 14, marked the all-too-anticipated rodeo championships, bringing together the best

Hausser Lecture provokes thought on Black sovereignty

Hausser Lecture provokes thought on Black sovereignty

The Hausser Lecture — sponsored by the Margaret and Harry Hausser Fund for Excellence and the Department of History and Philosophy — welcomes speakers from across the nation to address significant global challenges and examine developments in philosophical theory. This year, Dr. Kristie Dotson presented the annual Hausser Lecture in Inspiration Hall

Are audiences ready for feminism in film?

Are audiences ready for feminism in film?

Just last week, MSU hosted a guest lecture from the Old Dominion State. Andrea Press from the University of Virginia introduced a discussion on feminism in Hollywood and the big screen in her lecture, "Is the Feminism of Barbie and Other Popular Media Products Media-Ready: A New Theory