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Life of a student worker

Working on campus has a lot of perks: a flexible schedule, an easy commute and a priority on your education. Benefits include being able to work in-between classes and a shared mindset with your employer that school comes first. There are many opportunities to work on or near campus

Conversations on COVID

Conversations on COVID

As students return to MSU and begin to adapt to a new normal, the Exponent caught up with some Bobcats to gain student perspectives about MSU’s reopening procedures during COVID-19. Name: Miranda Raposa (Right) Year in school: Sophomore What are your thoughts on MSU reopening?: “I am glad

Conversations on COVID

Conversations on COVID

As students return to MSU and begin to adapt to a new normal, the Exponent caught up with some Bobcats to gain student perspectives about MSU’s reopening procedures during COVID-19. Name: Miranda Raposa (Right) Year in school: Sophomore What are your thoughts on MSU reopening?: “I am glad

COVID-19 pandemic allows ducks to reclaim homeland

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers. As the recent COVID-19 outbreak takes a toll on the economy, there appears to be a brighter future in store for the environment. Images have been populating the internet of

From C’s to P’s: MSU goes pass/fail

The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the everyday routines of millions of people. As preventive measures such as social distancing and the closure of all nonessential businesses continue to be implemented, individuals are forced to navigate unprecedented obstacles. Students of MSU and campuses around the world are no exception.

Editor's Soapbox: Ice at MSU: The Cold Truth

For those of you who have not yet realized, life is one big, vicious cycle: excitement for something new and fun followed by disappointment when it doesn’t live up to expectations. This cycle is a constant factor in our lives, and nearly all experiences can be analyzed within the

One Switch at a Time

On a day in late March, I was filming a short film in the SUB for extra credit in my BIOB260 class. As I walked down a hallway on the first floor, I popped my head into each room. It was 9 a.m. on a Saturday, the sun was