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Letting freedom read with banned books

Letting freedom read with banned books

MSU's Renne Library collaborated with the second-hand bookstore Isle of Books Oct. 1-7 in support of the American Library Association’s (ALA) annual Banned Books Week. By advocating against censorship with community activities and outreach, the library continues its third-year tradition of distributing banned books,

Generations assemble to celebrate Homecoming / CULTURE

Generations assemble to celebrate Homecoming / CULTURE

From the marching band tunes, the giggles of children racing for candy and the squealing suspension of overloaded pickup trucks, Homecoming is a symphony of community pride and a living testament to the enduring spirit of togetherness. This year's Homecoming theme was Bobcats Through the Decades. Events included

Unlock your future by exploring opportunities at the career fair

Unlock your future by exploring opportunities at the career fair

The first few weeks of the fall semester can be hectic. From move-in week to settling into a new home, attending football games, reconnecting with friends from the spring semester and getting back into the swing of classes. The last thing that most students need during this time is

Get inkspiration to get a tattoo this Fall

Get inkspiration to get a tattoo this Fall

Whether you’re burned out with classes, tired from work or being personally affected by October-breakup-season, it’s clearly time for a change. Sure, you could pick up a new hobby or try to drink more water, but wouldn’t it be more fun to get a tattoo

Visit the MSU Library “Sorting Out Race” Exhibit to Explore Racial Bias

The “Sorting Out Race” exhibit features 130 artifacts that display racial imagery, all sourced from thrift store donations. Upon entering, one will find images ranging from lightly insensitive to fiercely malicious. A ‘mammy’ doll, which historically depicted black women as docile, smiling maids, stands in a glass case alongside an

Yik Yak Brings Toxic Online Culture to MSU

Yik Yak Brings Toxic Online Culture to MSU

Yik Yak was an app popular in 2014-2015 with predominantly college students but faded into obscurity in 2017 after the app shut down due to controversies surrounding racism and cyber-bullying. However, it has made a resurgence in recent years. Today, the MSU Yik Yak is feral. It'

Solito author opens Hispanic Heritage celebration month at MSU with discussion

Solito author opens Hispanic Heritage celebration month at MSU with discussion

“I feel alone, lonely, solo, solito, solito de verdad,” wrote Salvadoran Javier Ramora in his New York Times Bestselling book “Solito.” Zamora was only nine years old when he set out for thousands of unaccompanied miles across a desert to meet his parents in Central California. This year, MSU had