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9 Tips to Take Better Travel Photos on your Next Adventure

9 Tips to Take Better Travel Photos on your Next Adventure

I’m asked a decent amount on social media, ‘How can I take better travel photos?” So, I figured I’d put some pen to paper (figuratively) and write a bit about the tips that have helped me take travel photos on multiple continents and land paid photography gigs. These

Cameras have quietly appeared in thousands of US cities – now, their integration with AI is sounding alarms

Cameras have quietly appeared in thousands of US cities – now, their integration with AI is sounding alarms

(CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA) For decades, cars dictated urban planning in the United States. Few could have predicted that they would one day also double as nodes for surveillance. In thousands of towns and cities across the U.S., automatic license plate readers have been installed at major intersections, bridges and highway

Distance, not disturbance, marks World Wildlife Day message

World Wildlife Day, observed annually on March 3, is a celebration of global conservation and a reminder that breathtaking shots don’t come from crowding elk or inching toward cubs. The day reinforces a simple standard: the best wildlife photos start with distance, not disturbance. Sharing wildlife moments can expand

Getting a Science Degree is Harder Than an Arts Degree

Undergraduate students can find university life challenging for a number of reasons. Many experience homesickness, have trouble making friends and struggle with the pressure of adult life. They balance all this while pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree — or the more demanding Bachelor of Science (BS) degree. Science degrees

From dino poop to quantum physics, MSU Science Night had it all

From dino poop to quantum physics, MSU Science Night had it all

A children’s science fair brought families to campus last Thursday evening for interactive demonstrations and outreach led by MSU science departments and community organizations. The event featured a range of science activities designed to engage participants through touch, experimentation and conversation. Stations were hosted by educators, graduate students and

‘Beauty of our planet’: Meline Ellwanger’s journey to nature photography

‘Beauty of our planet’: Meline Ellwanger’s journey to nature photography

From the savannahs of Kenya to the rainforests of Brazil to the wild beauty of Yellowstone, Meline Ellwanger has devoted the past seven years to showing her love of nature through photography. Ellwanger, a senior studying fish and wildlife ecology management, moved to California from Germany when she was 15.

New Photography Exhibit Coming To Exit Gallery

New Photography Exhibit Coming To Exit Gallery

Clara DeWeese’s photography exhibit, “Both Sides Now,” opens in the SUB’s Exit Gallery on Monday, April 9, and she is ready to be done preparing. “I’ve been cooped up in the basement for a month,” she said with a wan laugh. “The fluorescents get to you after