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Meet your new ASMSU executive leaders

Meet your new ASMSU executive leaders

Lucas Oelkers and Isabella Roccisano were elected ASMSU president and vice president for the 2022-23 school year in last week’s general election with 60.3% of the vote. Oelkers is a junior in mechanical engineering with a minor in math. Roccisano is a junior in political science and

ASMSU executive candidates talk campaigns, leadership

Who will be ASMSU’s new president and vice president? Votes cast on Thursday, April 6, for the 2022 ASMSU primary elections narrowed a field of four executive teams to two: Lucas Oelkers and Isabella Roccisano; and Daniel Occhipinti and Coleman Neher. The Exponent interviewed the teams about their campaigns:

Look Higher for Wildfire Solutions

A fire in Denton, Montana burned down several structures as the fire approached the town around 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec.1. After a mixture of strong wind gusts and a sparking power line caused the fire to spread quickly throughout the town. With climates getting drier and

Gloves (and masks) come off as Biden and Trump debate

Amid a pandemic that has claimed the lives of over 200,000 Americans, a tax scandal that has engulfed President Donald Trump’s campaign and an ensuing Supreme Court battle, the representatives of the Democratic and Republican Parties faced off on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2020. The debate was moderated by

Athletics works to cover deficit caused by COVID-19

In response to the vast complications of the coronavirus pandemic, the MSU Athletics Department is seeking to overcome a $3 million deficit. Without the aid of ticket sales, they have turned to fundraising to fill the gap. Most of the revenue generated by live sports events goes right back into

Being third in a two-party system

Most of the political power in our country is split between two parties: the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. The current reality of our system might leave many voters feeling disenfranchised and underrepresented. Many wonder where independent voters, turned off by both the major parties, should look to for

Female Victory: The Vice-Presidency

Women in America have made tremendous strides toward political equality since earning the right to vote in 1920. Just four years ago, Hillary Clinton became the first female presidential nominee of a major party. Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden vowed to choose a female vice president for his 2020 campaign