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A day of diversity

It’s hard not to notice that MSU isn’t the most diverse campus in America, but the administration has been working to fix that. Notable examples from just the past few weeks include breaking ground on the new Native American Hall and hosting the 44th Annual American Indian Powoww.

The vegans have won!

The vegans have won!

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. With the ASMSU elections approaching and the Diversity Symposium on March 27 shining light on all the various clubs and identities MSU represents, there

DISC helps to de-stereotype students

Sometimes, all it takes is a little understanding. That’s the goal of “De-Stereotype Me” Day, which aims to highlight and then break prejudices through discussion. The event is hosted by the Diversity and Student Inclusion Commons (DISC) over a two-day period. This year, it was held in

Costume Caution: Slight Frights, not Stereotypes

Halloween, the fright night of ghosts and ghouls, is just a few scant days away. As you prepare your heaps of candy for trick-or-treaters and carve your pumpkins, remember the significance of your costume. We all love a good ensemble, but some outfits are a bit beyond Dracula’