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“What Were You Wearing?”

MSU’s Students Against Sexual Assault (SASA) held the second “What Were You Wearing” exhibit in the SUB ballrooms on Oct. 27, which highlighted the stories of sexual assault survivors to spread awareness on the issue. SASA is a student-led club that hosts events dedicated to promoting healthy relationships.

QSA drag show illuminates all-inclusive artistry

QSA drag show illuminates all-inclusive artistry

“Drag is not a crime,” performer “Alotta Hull” said at the Queer Straight Alliance (QSA)’s “Drag’s Not Dead” show this past Saturday in the SUB Ballrooms. “There’s nothing worse than being villainized for being your authentic self. Our goal is to spread a message of self-love

Movies to watch this spooky season

Movies to watch this spooky season

Now that it’s officially a spooky season, it’s time to get into the spirit and start watching all things that scream Halloween. October signals the start of perfect chilly evenings to bundle up by a fire with friends and family and pop some popcorn for one of the

Get inkspiration to get a tattoo this Fall

Get inkspiration to get a tattoo this Fall

Whether you’re burned out with classes, tired from work or being personally affected by October-breakup-season, it’s clearly time for a change. Sure, you could pick up a new hobby or try to drink more water, but wouldn’t it be more fun to get a tattoo

“Sorting Out Race” exhibit educates about racial depictions through thrifted items

“Sorting Out Race” exhibit educates about racial depictions through thrifted items

Walking into the library for a cup of coffee or a study session, you may have noticed a new addition to the first floor. Presented as a mock thrift store entryway, “Sorting Out Race” is a traveling exhibit curated by the Kauffman Museum at Bethel College in Kansas. The exhibit

Solito author opens Hispanic Heritage celebration month at MSU with discussion

Solito author opens Hispanic Heritage celebration month at MSU with discussion

“I feel alone, lonely, solo, solito, solito de verdad,” wrote Salvadoran Javier Ramora in his New York Times Bestselling book “Solito.” Zamora was only nine years old when he set out for thousands of unaccompanied miles across a desert to meet his parents in Central California. This year, MSU had

Head to Head: Joel’s greatest jams

Head to Head: Joel’s greatest jams

Billy Joel is one of the most successful American musical talents of his generation. With over 150 million records sold worldwide, there’s no disputing his popularity and fame — he’s the fourth best-selling solo artist of all time, according to the Recording Industry Association of America. In fact,