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Coming to the Pro

As we rush toward the end of the school year, it’s a good idea to take a little break from all the studying and stress and do something just for fun. If you’re looking for an easy (and cheap) night out, look no further than MSU’s own

Sexual harassment in the sciences

On March 7, Professor Anna Kirkland, Ph.D. from the University of Michigan held a lecture titled “Improving Academic Campus Climates and Cultures Around Sexual Harassment” in the Norm Asbjornson Hall. The lecture was geared towards faculty with the intention of raising awareness of situations regarding sexual harassment within the

The golden cages of and broken dreams of child migration

How much can the American Dream endure before it breaks? “La Jaula de Oro,” titled in English as “The Golden Dream,” is a Spanish dramatic road movie about unaccompanied child migration from Central America to the United States. Its documentary style takes a hard look at the inequalities and violence

The HEART Initiative on human trafficking in our lives

Human trafficking is defined by the Humble Efforts Actualizing Real Transformation (HEART) Initiative as “the action of recruitment, harboring, transport, provision or obtainment using force, fraud, or coercion for labor or services.” On Wednesday, Oct. 24, the MSU Women’s Center held a Sack Lunch Seminar titled “Human Trafficking in

Go the distance for love

Benjamin Franklin once stated, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except for death and taxes.” Let me share with you another inevitability. If you’re ever in a long-distance relationship (LDR), at least one person will smugly inform you that it’ll only break your

Evolution of Anonymity

Recently, the New York Times published an anonymous op-ed piece about a top official within the Trump government working to negate the more rash portions of the president’s agenda in order to preserve the administration. It discussed the need for Americans to “break free of the tribalism trap”