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
So, What’s All The Hype About? You Americans love your college teams. This is a bit of a culture shock for me. Back home in the UK, whilst there is a sense of pride in supporting our university teams, religiously showing up to every home game or travelling to select away games is just something we
It’s Not Okay to Be Silent On Halloween, the MSU campus was plastered with white flyers. No, they weren’t fun advertisements for corn mazes or little ghosts made of tissue paper. Instead, they bore the message, “IT’S OKAY TO BE WHITE.” This statement may seem innocuous enough, but it is actually connected to white
I’ll Sleep When I’m Old How much sleep do you really need? I’ve been averaging 5 hours a night since the eighth grade, and I’m thriving. I really don’t need sleep, or maybe I’ve just built up a tolerance. I believe that doing as much as humanly possible in a day
Nutrition Versus You When you begin college, you become responsible for your own health and nutrition. The MSU campus makes this thrice-daily task seem easy. We have dining halls serving meals all day with a variety of meal plan options. We also have many opportunities for fast food (including the Union Market
Head -to-Head: Gender-Neutral Homecoming Court Turns Heads From the university’s inception in 1894 through the fall of 2017, MSU elected a homecoming court in the traditional way: one man wins the position of homecoming king and one woman wins homecoming queen. There were never two men or two women elected, even if they were the most
Growing Pains and Genuine Effort: MSU’s Expansion Plan The MSU campus is flourishing like a Ponderosa pine in full sun. From Norm Asbjornson Hall to the Cameron Scholars Program, the university is growing rapidly. What led to this massive growth, and how fast is too fast? In 2010, the MSU Alumni Foundation began a campaign to raise a