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Live (Maybe) from Area 51

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. Possibly the greatest, most monumental, investigative journaling piece in the Exponent’s 124-year history was just completed by Dylan Vogel, the Exponent’s

Find Ya Own Space

In the library, one often hears business and engineering students complaining that there is no room in their program-designated building for them to do their work. With their spacious study rooms, a large quantity of windows, and wildly comfortable chairs, both Jake Jabs Hall and Norm Asbjornson Hall rapidly

Lighting Up the SUB

Each year, the Office of Student Engagement (OSE) works hard to ensure that MSU feels like home. As a result, the OSE puts on a variety of fun events as part of their annual MSU Debut. This year, some of the events included a comedy night, a magician, a block

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

Give where you have never gone before

In the past week, bulletin boards across campus have seen the addition of copious amounts of small green flyers advertising an opportunity for students to volunteer abroad. The Growth International Volunteer Excursions (GIVE) organization is behind these flyers. This organization is dedicated to providing students with opportunities to travel to

Transformed research, the future

Undergraduate research expert Jenny Olin Shanahan will be hosting a lecture at MSU on Saturday, Sept. 14. The lecture titled “Transforming Your Future through Undergraduate Research”, will focus on the scope and importance of undergraduate research. Shanahan’s lecture connects to the Year of Undergraduate Research at MSU, a program

A word from Tara Westover

Tara Westover, bestselling author of the autobiography, “Educated,” was this year's Freshman Convocation speaker. Her story is one of perseverance — escaping the clutches of a family who kept her from receiving public education and finding a way to educate herself. She attended Brigham Young University and was presented